Understanding genetics helps us understand how children may adopt traits from their biological parents, how they may not, and how we can use genetics to help children thrive.

This presentation will focus on the how and why someone would make and adoption plan and how you can help someone who may want more information about adoption.

Welcome to this episode of Gladney University Podcast. In today's episode, speaker Lindsay C. M. Garrett, LMSW talks about self care in the world of helping professions and parenting.

Welcome to this episode of Gladney University Podcast. In today's episode, speaker Carol Ann Darwin shares how to identify the behavioral and physical warning signs of eating disorders.

Do you struggle with talking to your child about race? Listen to Dr. Briscoe-Smith as she provides psychological science and support to help you answer questions for YOUR family.

Listeners will learn: about the 3 big complications of suicide grief how to address the complications how not to add complications Our guest shares how research based postvention, things each of us can do, can help those dealing with the complicated grief caused by suicide. We can help bring a light into their grief.

Annie Roberson, MT-BC and Samantha Graham, MT-BC provide a great training on Music Therapy and Childbirth in this episode of Gladney University Podcast.

Gladney University presents "Giving Voice to Children" with Heidi Bruegel Cox, JD. Heidi is the Executive Vice President and General Counsel for the Gladney Center in Fort Worth, Texas, working in the child welfare field for over 35 years, and is a frequent author and national presenter on ethics as well as adoption law.

Gladney University presents "Understanding and Presenting the Adoption Option" with Jennifer Lanter, BS and Yvonne Munoz, BSW.

Gladney University is thrilled to have Adam McCormick, MSSW, PhD present Empowering Approaches with LGBTQ+ Youth in Foster Care. Dr. McCormick is an associate professor of Social Work at St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX.