Inherited Wounds: The Legacy of Trauma and Adoption Across Generations

How does trauma pass from one generation to the next, and what does that mean for caregivers? In this compassionate webinar, licensed clinical social worker and adoptee Amy Wilkerson explores the impact of generational trauma within families.

Join us to learn how personal and family histories shape our caregiving, how to stay curious about your family’s story, and ways to care for each person in the family while the family heals and grows. Walk away with practical tools to break cycles, build connections, and honor the experiences of the children in our care.

Presenter: Amy Wilkerson is a transracial and international adoptee. Amy is a licensed independent clinical social worker in private practice. Amy specializes in complex trauma, adoption, foster care, the science behind attachment, and search and reunion. Amy is the author of the children’s book “Being Adopted” and the co-host of the podcast “Adoptees Dish.”

Free | Registration is limited to 500 participants. Licensed foster parents will receive 2.0 training credits for participation in this webinar. Each individual participant must register separately to receive credit. Questions? Call us at 1-800-762-8063 or email aW5mbyB8IHdpZmFtaWx5Y29ubmVjdGlvbnNjZW50ZXIgISBvcmc=

You may also like the following events from Wisconsin Family Connections Center:

• Next Wednesday, 17th September, 05:00 pm, Fatherhood Is Sacred®, Motherhood Is Sacred® in West Allis, Wisconsin
• This November, 15th November, 08:00 am, Healing Centered Families Conference 2025 in Wisconsin Dells
• This December, 10th December, 12:00 am, Hope, Healing, and Connection: A Trauma-Responsive Journey for Families Hope, Healing, and Connect in West Allis, Wisconsin

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