Join me today as I speak with David Barko, the director of the Family Resource Center at Dignity Health – Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) in Prescott Valley, Arizona. David is an advocate for early childhood in numerous ways and has been a critical voice in moving the prenatal care team for woman with substance abuse issues forward across many barriers. We know from decades of research and studies that the first five years of life are the single greatest amount of brain growth an...
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Join me today as I speak with David Barko, the director of the Family Resource Center at Dignity Health – Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) in Prescott Valley, Arizona. David is an advocate for early childhood in numerous ways and has been a critical voice in moving the prenatal care team for woman with substance abuse issues forward across many barriers. We know from decades of research and studies that the first five years of life are the single greatest amount of brain growth an...
Listen in as the Zielaskos talk about the "guts" of adoption. Married for almost 21 years with 5 children ages 10-16, the Zielaskos are well versed in the field of adoption and trauma. Tyler is a mental health counselor and part owner of the Human Wellness Collective, while Kari is an administrator in Student Affairs at Grace College. The three of us talk about the guts of adoption and the things that we wish we had better understood.
Trauma for Breakfast
Join me today as I speak with David Barko, the director of the Family Resource Center at Dignity Health – Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) in Prescott Valley, Arizona. David is an advocate for early childhood in numerous ways and has been a critical voice in moving the prenatal care team for woman with substance abuse issues forward across many barriers. We know from decades of research and studies that the first five years of life are the single greatest amount of brain growth an...
