Today, Dr. Thad Woodard continues his discussion of child abuse with Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, MD who is also the medical director of Alaska CARES. Joining Dr. Woodard and Dr. Baldwin-Johnson is Josh Arvidson, Clinical Manager and Project Director of theNational Child Traumatic Stress Network’s Alaska Site, the Alaska Child Trauma Project at Anchorage Community Mental Health Services.
- National Child Abuse Prevention Month
- Alaska CARES
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network
- Anchorage Community Mental Health Services
- Line One: Child Abuse, Part 1
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GUESTS:
- Josh Arvidson , LCSW, Clinical Manager and Project Director, National Child Traumatic Stress Network‘s Alaska Site, the Alaska Child Trauma Project at Anchorage Community Mental Health Center
- Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, MD, Alaska CARES
LIVE BROADCAST: Mon, April 6, 2009 at 2:00 p.m.
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