Finding Comfort and Calm in the Chaos with Karen Williams
Wed, Feb 28
|Zoom
Comfort and calm will focus on actions to promote mental health and "calm" in the facility/classroom/car/home. It has a very low dose of the science and a very high dose of "what to do when".


Time & Location
Feb 28, 2024, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Zoom
About the event
What if I told you that we make a set of chemicals in our own bodies – called bio-chemicals - that are more powerful than the medications and drugs that mimic those bio-chemicals - - and I had the science to prove it, would you listen? What if I told you that the simplest act - - one that everyone alive can perform - - triggers those bio-chemicals? And – what if I said, “When triggered, they calm us, rid our bodies of inflammation, improve our digestive system, help us think, focus, concentrate, sleep, and find peace”? This session does just that, and the information applies to every setting and age group.
Objectives:
- Name at least one bio-chemical that alarms us and, over time, can harm us.
- Name at least one bio-chemical that comforts and calms us and, over time, can heal us.
- Name at least one way we can trigger the biochemicals that comfort and calm us.
Karen Williams, M.S.S.W, is an independent consultant and trainer specializing in explaining the latest neuroscience in ways that are easy to understand and apply to real life. She has over 30 years of experience in youth development, applying the latest neuroscience to the fields of mental health, education, juvenile justice, child protective services, substance abuse prevention, and highway traffic safety. She was an administrator for the State of Texas in the 1990s and has since been a consultant and trainer, working with institutions and organizations across the nation.
NASW has determined that this program meets the criteria of the Iowa Board of Social Work for 1.5 hours of continuing education.
This webinar has been approved for 1.5 hours / General Education Hours (CEU's) by the Iowa Board of Certification.
Professionals who believe that this programming meets the requirements of their professional licensure board may present their certificate to their professional board. All those attending in full will receive a certificate of attendance and agenda for the day that includes the course title, trainer names, date, location, and number of hours. It is the responsibility of the individual attending to be familiar with the CEU requirements of their professional licensing board. Licensees should retain course materials and certificates for four years for auditing purposes.
Other professionals who believe that this programming meets the requirements of their professional licensure board may presenter their certificate to their professional board.
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