Listen to Julie Beem as Part of Trauma-Sensitive Schools Discussion

Posted by: Julie Beem , June 17, 2017

June 2017. Julie Beem, Executive Director of Attachment & Trauma Network, was part of a discussion of the Trauma-Informed strategies being implemented in the Kansas City, Missouri public school district on KCUR radio 89.3, the Kansas City NPR affiliate on June 15.

You can listen to the interview here: http://kcur.drupal.publicbroadcasting.net/post/trauma-sensitive-schooling-and-rogue-nuns-kcs-operation-breakthrough#stream/0

Julie Beem

Julie has been ATN's Executive Director since 2009. She joined the organization in 2004 after finding incredible support from fellow ATNers when she was searching for answers about her own daughter's early childhood trauma and attachment disorders. Julie leads a staff of passionate professionals and acts as spokesperson for the organization. Prior to ATN, Julie was the president of a marketing and communications consultancy, The Epiphany Group, and has over two decades of experience in professional services marketing, strategic planning and communication strategies. As a graduate of Partners in Policymaking and through personal experience, Julie has garnered a great deal of experience in the areas of special education, school issues, and disabilities advocacy. A published author, Julie wrote a chapter in the EMK Press Adoption Parenting book and was the special needs blogger at Adoptionblogs.com for two years. She frequently presents workshops on attachment and trauma to local and national groups. Email Julie. Julie holds an MBA from Avila College in Kansas City and was a Certified Professional Services Marketer. Julie, and her husband Dave, are parents to four (bio, step and adoptive), including their youngest daughter, adopted from China. This daughter’s attachment difficulties and developmental trauma disorder have changed their lives significantly…in amazing ways.