Episode 2: Responding to Childhood Abuse and Neglect: What’s Race Got To Do With It?
Release Date: 07/29/2020
Episode 3: Resiliency in Schools: Building and Sustaining Partnerships
Promoting Resilience
Dr. Catherine Cerulli, is joined by her guest, Dr. Shaun Nelms - superintendent at the East Upper/Lower Schools in Rochester NY - to talk about how we can create a replicable school reform model that can transform the way we think about schools as centers for public health promotion. By meeting the youth’s basic needs and growing partnerships with families and community-based agencies, we can improve health, prevent child abuse and neglect, and break intergenerational trajectories of poverty and violence.
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Episode 2: Responding to Childhood Abuse and Neglect: What’s Race Got To Do With It?
Promoting Resilience
This podcast will focus on the role of race in child welfare, reporting, investigating, and responding. Host, Dr. Catherine Cerulli, a professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester, is joined by guest, Dr. Natalie A. Cort to explore the intersection and complex relationship between race and the crisis of child abuse and neglect. Dr. Cort is a Clinical Psychologist who educates future mental health clinicians and seeks to end implicit biases sometimes held by social service providers and clinicians.
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Episode 1: Creating Resiliency
Promoting Resilience
This podcast will inform us on how to support childrens’ resiliency in the face of COVID-19 to prevent future child abuse and neglect. Host, Dr. Catherine Cerulli, a professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester, is joined by guest, Dr. Jody Manly, an internationally recognized researcher and clinician at the Mt. Hope Family Center, in Rochester, New York, who examines developmentally appropriate interventions to reduce the harmful effects of child abuse and neglect.
info_outlineThis podcast will focus on the role of race in child welfare, reporting, investigating, and responding. Host, Dr. Catherine Cerulli, a professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester, is joined by guest, Dr. Natalie A. Cort to explore the intersection and complex relationship between race and the crisis of child abuse and neglect. Dr. Cort is a Clinical Psychologist who educates future mental health clinicians and seeks to end implicit biases sometimes held by social service providers and clinicians. Sound engineering and music by Joe Hagen.