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Missouri Children's Trauma Network Training Summit 2025
Registration to come! 
 
Join us for our 2025 Missouri Children's Trauma Network Training Summit to network, engage, and learn about trauma-informed practices for youth. The conference hosts over 400 attendees.

Interested in being a speaker? Submit a call for presentations. 


Dates: April 8-9, 2025
Location: Holiday Inn and Expo Center | 2200 I-70 Dr. SW, Columbia, Missouri 

Cost: $20 per person 
Hotel Room Reservations: Click Here

 
Lunch will be provided. 

Exhibitor Registration:

The Missouri Children’s Trauma Network invites you to join us as a sponsor at the 2025 training summit on April 9 at the Holiday Inn & Expo Center in Columbia, MO.

 

This is an important opportunity to showcase your organization to Missouri personnel from community mental health centers, child advocacy centers, child welfare agencies, schools, etc. The conference hosts over 400 attendees, and we are confident that you will find this conference a good investment of your time and resources. To learn more about the Missouri Children’s Trauma Network, visit us online at www.moctn.com.

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Register now >> CLICK HERE

2025 SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS
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Dr. Nadine Burke Harris 

Dr. Nadine Burke Harris is an award-winning physician, researcher and public health leader who has spent her career on the front lines of some of our world’s most pressing public health challenges. As California’s first-ever Surgeon General, she helped guide the state’s COVID response, co-chairing the committee to recommend vaccine allocation and helping California achieve the lowest cumulative mortality of any large state. Amid the throes of the COVID pandemic, Dr. Burke Harris successfully launched a first-in-the-nation statewide effort to train over 20,000 primary care providers on how to screen for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and respond with trauma-informed care.

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