Grand Rounds: Don’t Hit My Mommy
Grand Rounds: Don’t Hit My Mommy is a training that will use a developmental trauma-focused perspective to explain the effects of witnessing intimate partner violence (IPV) on children growing up in these homes.
This training will be facilitated by Alytia Levendosky, PhD: Director of Clinical Training in the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University, and Nicola Bernard a Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology at Michigan State University.
Alytia Levendosky, PHD: Director of Clinical Training at Michigan State University
The training will cover common problems seen in children and adolescents including:
- Self-regulation,
- Developing and establishing relationships,
- And mental health concerns.
The discussion of the concern to those who work with families with IPV, such as the issue of staying or leaving a violent partner will be included. Evidence-based practices relevant to social service staff who work with children and adolescents exposed to IPV will be presented to those who attend.
Location:
St. Vincent Catholic Charities Children’s Home (2800 W. Willow St. Lansing, MI)
Cost:
- $20 for 3 CE Hours
- $10 if not seeking CE Hours
- Free for students and STVCC Staff, Volunteers, and Interns
If interested, please RSVP to:
Josh Lown, Volunteer, Outreach, and Training Coordinator
lownjosh@stvcc.org
517-323-4734 ext. 1356