"Cultivating Warmth and Trust: Supporting Mothers & Children 0-3 Years" 60-day recording access

60-day access to recording for the April 10, 2025 webinar: "Cultivating Warmth and Trust: Supporting Mothers & Children 0-3 Years” Webinar Description: What are the basic tenants of life? The eternal bonds between mothers and children have been torn asunder. Resilience and hopefulness is key to a successful beginning for mothers. To honor young mothers and children, we will discuss ways to provide ever-lasting TRUST, and focus on creating warmth to support the youngest among us. A short painting exercise will be demonstrated with the color of all new beginnings: MAGENTA. Presenters: Mary Hartsell is board certified from the ANCC in the clinical areas of Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She earned her undergraduate degree in Nursing from UNC-Greensboro with a Major Concentration in Community Health Education. She went on to Duke University, earning her MSN in Administration of Nursing Systems in 1996 and a Post-Masters from the FNP program in 1999 from Duke University. In 2006, she furthered her training, earning another Post-Masters in Family Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing from Rush University in Chicago. Dr. Hartsell earned her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Duke University in 2012 focusing on improving quality medical services by implementing and measuring evidence-based care. Martha Loving Orgain is an Artist, Educator and Astrologer, has been teaching children and adults - from 3 to 96 - working in Steiner communities, Waldorf schools, Camphills, Christian Communities and public schools since 1976. As an image maker, Martha creates Star Chart Talismans using painting, drawing, textiles, printmaking, photography, astrology and various other methods. Trained in The Netherlands, Martha received her diploma in Art Therapy, the first in USA, from the Medical Section, First Class School of Spiritual Science, Goetheanum, Switzerland, in Light, Darkness and Color, methods developed by Liane Collot d’Herbois and Dr. Ita Wegman.