In response to the needs of the community & known service gaps, this conference aims to improve the capacity of behavioral health and more!

Zoom link will be sent the morning of May 5th, 2022

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma have been shown to impact cognitive, behavioral, and social-emotional development and are a predictor for negative health outcomes in the future. In response to the needs of the community and known service gaps, this conference aims to improve the capacity of behavioral health and crisis systems in Region IV to provide integrated, trauma-informed services and patient-centered models of care.

Keynote Speakers:

Cloeie Hood, LCSW, ACADC
Cloeie earned her Master of Social Work from NNU in 2016 and started at Trivium Life Services in 2016. She worked her way into the position of Associate Director in 2018 and became the Clinical Director in early 2019. She obtained her clinical licensure in October 2019, and her Advanced Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor credential (ACADC) in 2020. Cloeie has experience in working with the Severely and Persistently Mentally Ill population along with those with substance use disorders. Her CBT and Adlerian approach help her clients to identify their strengths and core beliefs.

Leta Harris Neustaedter, LCSW
Leta Harris Neustaedter, LCSW is an arts educator and Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She worked in Youth & Family Centers, alternative schools, and court systems in Oklahoma and Idaho before going into private practice in 2007. She has facilitated DEI and antiracism workshops for organizations across the valley, including the 2021 Blue Sky DEI Summit. She lead the Idaho Antiracism Coalition of Arts Organizations and was a guest on City Club of Boise discussing systemic racism in the arts. She has served on committees and task forces with Boise City and Boise Police Dept to increase inclusivity and reduce racial harm.

Free CEUs offered by Ashwood Recovery. Space is limited.

Register Here! https://traumainformedconf2.eventbrite.com