18th Hawai`i International Virtual Summit On Preventing, Assessing, & Treating Trauma Across the Lifespan Being Held On April 26th – 30th

Summit Description:

The 18th Hawai`i International Virtual Summit brings together the latest research on prevention, assessment, and intervention techniques concerning various aspects of trauma and maltreatment across the lifespan, as well as the long-term effects if left untreated. Plenary and breakout sessions will discuss various types of child, adolescent and adult/elder trauma, the dynamics of maltreatment and trauma at home or in the community, and the psychological, behavioral, and neurodevelopmental effects. Nationally and internationally recognized presenters and local practitioners assemble to discuss the latest research, assessment methods, interventions, and prevention strategies for those who have been traumatized, abused, and/or victimized. Application of current research information and practical techniques are emphasized throughout this Summit.

Due to the current environment of the pandemic, we are hosting our summit virtually. During these unprecedented times, we want to ensure the continuing opportunity of education, networking and support safely for all.

Objectives:

• Identify currentstate-of-the-science research and practice concerning child, adolescent and adult/elder trauma and maltreatment
• Explain the dynamics and overlap of different types of trauma andmaltreatment
• Identify the effects of early trauma on the long-term functioning of children, adolescents, and adults/elders
• Improve skills and techniquesfor helping children, adolescents, adults/elders, and families; recover from various types of trauma and maltreatment
• Identify issues and strategiesfor preventing abuse and neglect
• Enhance understanding of Trauma-Informed Care approaches

Full PDF Summit brochure with schedule, registration, and information regarding workshops is available below: