Oklahomans gather to discuss responding to childhood trauma [newsok.com]

Alicia Doktor 3/12/1812:00 PM

Leaders with the Potts Family Foundation hope Oklahoma can increase its collaborative focus on preventing and healing early childhood trauma.

A crowd of more than 500 this week at a summit on the topic indicates growing interest.

"We need to help people see that they are not alone, they are more than the shame they feel, and they can create new patterns," said Doctor Robert Anda, speaking at Wednesday's Raising Resilient Oklahomans! Summit in Edmond, which was hosted by the Potts Family Foundation.

[For more on this story by Ben Felder, go to http://newsok.com/article/5586507]

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