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X-WR-CALDESC:The first 1\,000 days refers to a child’s life from day one of
  conception until the age of 2. This is a unique period of opportunity whe
 n the foundations of ideal neurodevelopment\, growth\, and health are esta
 blished. Problematic and traumatic experiences during the first 1\,000 day
 s can have a life-long effect on health and well-being\, including increas
 ed risk of future engagement in concerning and problematic behaviors. Targ
 eted interventions during this period may play a vital role in reducing pr
 oblematic behavioral\, emotional\, psychological\, social\, cognitive\, an
 d physical health outcomes throughout the lifespan. This training introduc
 es professionals to the research that supports the first 1\,000 days of li
 fe\, examines problematic factors and experiences that may occur during th
 is critical stage of development\, and implications for future adverse hea
 lth outcomes and problematic behaviors. Implications for intake\, screenin
 g\, intervention\, management\, and prevention will be discussed throughou
 t this training. Insights from the fields of neurocriminology and nutritio
 nal neuroscience will be incorporated throughout. Empirically based resear
 ch findings are highlighted throughout this training.
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DESCRIPTION:The first 1\,000 days refers to a child’s life from day one of 
 conception until the age of 2. This is a unique period of opportunity when
  the foundations of ideal neurodevelopment\, growth\, and health are estab
 lished. Problematic and traumatic experiences during the first 1\,000 days
  can have a life-long effect on health and well-being\, including increase
 d risk of future engagement in concerning and problematic behaviors. Targe
 ted interventions during this period may play a vital role in reducing pro
 blematic behavioral\, emotional\, psychological\, social\, cognitive\, and
  physical health outcomes throughout the lifespan. This training introduce
 s professionals to the research that supports the first 1\,000 days of lif
 e\, examines problematic factors and experiences that may occur during thi
 s critical stage of development\, and implications for future adverse heal
 th outcomes and problematic behaviors. Implications for intake\, screening
 \, intervention\, management\, and prevention will be discussed throughout
  this training. Insights from the fields of neurocriminology and nutrition
 al neuroscience will be incorporated throughout. Empirically based researc
 h findings are highlighted throughout this training.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250527T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250527T140000
LOCATION:https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_m01QfE-bSlKBHAtcoahMiA
SUMMARY:CJAP Webinar:  'First 1\,000 Days of Life and Implications for Futu
 re Health and Behavioral Outcomes: A Neurocriminological and Nutritional N
 euroscience Perspective'
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