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How Trauma and Stress Shape the Brain and Our Health



Join us for April's Community Neuroscience Initiative’s Accessible neuroscience lecture for the 2026-2027 Academic Year.

 

  • "How Trauma and Stress Shape the Brain and Our Health"

 

o   Dr. Nathaniel Harnett of Harvard Medical School at Mclean Hospital researches contextual factors underlying demographic differences in stress-related disorders following trauma. He will introduce research on how neighborhood context and historical factors can account for brain-related risk and resilience to post traumatic stress disorder. For 4-H educators and volunteers, this lecture provides a foundation for understanding trauma-informed approaches and why some youth may respond to stress with heightened emotional or behavioral reactions.

 

o   Date: April 25, 11:00 AM ET             

o   Registration link: 

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