Join ATN’s Julie Beem and Lorraine Schneider throughout 2017 as we interview ATN’s Professional Members about their programs, expertise, and insights into parenting traumatized children and helping hearts to heal.
This is a FREE “Members Only” benefit and can be seen. Members, contact us for password information.
All live webinars can be accessed as follows:
From PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://zoom.us/j/2561559690
Or iPhone one-tap (US Toll): +14086380968,2561559690# or +16465588656,2561559690#
Or Telephone:
Dial: +1 408 638 0968 (US Toll) or +1 646 558 8656 (US Toll)
Meeting ID: 256 155 9690
Can’t attend live? No problem- all interviews will be recorded and available as podcasts.
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2017 SCHEDULE
Tues, April 4 – Moving from Broken to Brilliant – Carrie O’Toole. founder of Carrie O’Toole Ministries. www.carrieotoole.com AVAILABLE NOW FOR MEMBERS
Tues, April 25 @ 8 pm EDT- Is a Wilderness Program Right for My Child? – Steve Sawyer , LCSW, Clinical Director & Co-founder of New Vision Wilderness Therapy. www.newvisionwilderness.com
Tues, May 9 @ 7 pm EDT – Neurodevelopmental- Reorganization & Attachment Therapy – Fawn Bradley of The Beatitude House.
Can’t attend live? No problem- all interviews will be recorded and available as podcasts for members only.
Disclaimer
ATN encourages all parents of traumatized children to seek professional therapy for their children that is trauma-informed and attachment-focused. We also invite all parents, teachers, treating professionals and interested parties who believe in ATN’s Mission and Belief Statement to join ATN as members. Yet, ATN is not a certification, licensing or professional standards organization. Information provided by any member of ATN through these podcasts, our website or other programs is not necessarily endorsed, supported or the opinion of ATN. We do not endorse specific therapists or treatment modalities. The information provided through these podcasts should not be considered an endorsement. This is a service to connect our members with each other to share information and resources. All parents should thoroughly research their options and make their own decisions when seeking therapists and interventions for their children and families.