• 	Emotional Literacy - Neuroplasticity - Prevention - Social/Emotional Skill Package - Homelessness - Academic Success - World View - Attachment Theory - Resiliency - Human Connection - Addiction - Grieving Skills - Prevention - Depression - Massage - Brain damage - Attachment theory - Music therapy - One Caring Adult - Historical Methods - Antidepressants - Diet - Bullying - Emotional Intelligence - Suicide - Poetry - Treatment - MRI's and Brain scans - Prevention
  	A Conference Presented by: CAST Canada Grounding Trauma 2012 Connecting Research and Science with Existing Successful Practice A conference for front line helping professionals, educators, researchers and academics to gather fresh ideas, practices and hope from new research, practice and from each other      Set in Rural Ontario Just an hour north of Pearson Airport ( Toronto ) 2 Streams for 2012: Connecting applicable, recent, relevant research with current practice.    1 - Understanding Trauma - For all general helping professionals    2 - Social Emotional Skills - For all educators, youth workers and those concerned with education.
  	CAST Canada Register now Map of Location Accommodations Sponsors			The Nottawasaga Inn Alliston, ON 70 min north of Pearson Airport or 401 & Yonge May 10 & 11, 2012, $350 + hst: Includes lunch and parking Register now - save $50 ( ends Feb 15 ) A dynamic blend of presentation, interaction and discussion.
  	About Grounding Trauma 2010, London, Ontario, Canada,                                                                                    "The two days were not only well spent, but a really amazing experience.       Grounding Trauma was truly one of the best conferences I’ve attended."                                                                          Jeff Thornborrow, MSW, North Bay, Ontario, Canada Confirmed Presentations   -  Connecting applicable and recent research with current practice LCol Stéphane Grenier MSC, CD Mental Health Commission of Canada / Canada Peer Project Team Leader - Brave, creative ways to look at 'trauma', it's prevention and treatment. Partnership with St. Michaels Hospital around brain injury and the homeless population Highlight community of Algoma Region - documenting years of success in delivering social emotional literacy in various community agencies and schools Jaquie Lehman. student - Sharing personal experience with trauma, the role of emotional skills delivered in a school setting and curriculum she developed for grade 8 students Hannah Sherebrin, - Hannah Sherebrin, RN, C.I.M., A.T.R., OATR, R.C.A.T.A. Art Therapist - Hands-on expressive experience combating Vicarious Trauma (VT). Dr. Peter Stenn. MD Psychiatry, and Sally Mintz-Levy M.A., Psychology,  Humber River Hospital -  PTSD and Substance Abuse Disorders Ally Jamieson, PHD, The Biology and Psychology of Trauma, Social Affective Neuroscience, Traumatic Stress and Resiliency Kevin Culter, Ontario Ministry of Education - Restorative practice in a high scool setting At Grounding Trauma we will propel change - be part of it. Register now More details will be posted shortly.
  	About CAST Canada Cast Canada has been holding workshops for helping professionals, presenting at Schools and niversities,and giving speeches to public and corporate audiences in Ontario and across Canada since 2004. CAST  stands for Come And Sit Together 705749-6145              gt@cast-canada.ca              www.cast-canada.ca