Jose Calderon-Abbo,M.D.
Jose Calderon-Abbo,M.D.
Juvenile Justice with David Katner, JD
Juvenile Justice with David Katner, JD
Juvenile Justice with David Katner, JD
Saturday 26th November 2016
Professor David Katner joins Dr. Jose Calderon-Abbo to explore trauma's role in juvenile delinquency and the importance of nutrition and community support.
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Jose Calderon-Abbo,M.D.
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Mindfulness & Technology in Health
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Juvenile Justice: Trauma, Nutrition, and Community Solutions
When we have professionals who are being prepared to work in whatever their capacity, whether they're functioning in mental health, whether they're functioning in law enforcement, whether they're functioning as lawyers, regardless of the area in which they are being trained, I think that we need to contemplate a more interdisciplinary approach for people so that we can break free of the shackles of being restrained by the limits of our own educational systems.
Ever wondered how trauma shapes the lives of young offenders? In this eye-opening episode of 'Whole Body Mental Health Radio', Dr. Jose Calderon-Abbo sits down with Professor David Katner to dissect the juvenile justice system. Katner, a seasoned legal expert, reveals that many crimes committed by children aren't driven by economic factors but are often rooted in deep-seated trauma. From domestic abuse to witnessing violent events, these experiences leave lasting scars on young minds. Katner doesn't stop there.
He dives into the critical role of nutrition and how something as seemingly simple as diet can influence behavior. Lead exposure in children is another alarming factor he discusses, highlighting its detrimental effects on developing brains. Peer pressure and its sway over teenage behavior also come under scrutiny, with Katner emphasizing the importance of community and social connections in steering kids away from delinquency.
One of the most compelling parts of the conversation is Katner's call for an interdisciplinary approach to training professionals. He argues that breaking free from the confines of traditional educational systems can lead to more effective interventions for at-risk youth. Whether you're a parent, educator, or just someone interested in the complexities of juvenile justice, this episode offers a wealth of insights and practical advice.
Tune in to learn how we can better support our youth and prevent delinquency through understanding and community engagement.