Beril Bayrak Bulucu, M.D. will speak Sept. 18 at Plymouth State University on "Cultivating Resilience: A broad perspective on trauma, resilience and early childhood mental health." The lecture begins at 7 p.m and is free to attend with registration required. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Beril Bayrak Bulucu, M.D. will speak Sept. 18 at Plymouth State University on "Cultivating Resilience: A broad perspective on trauma, resilience and early childhood mental health." The lecture begins at 7 p.m and is free to attend with registration required. (COURTESY PHOTO)
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth State University will host the first Saul O Sidore lecture of its 2024-25 series on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m., when Beril Bayrak Bulucu, M.D., presents “Cultivating Resilience: A broad perspective on trauma, resilience and early childhood mental health.”
The free lecture will explore various aspects of resilience, trauma and trauma prevention from an interdisciplinary perspective and will take place in Smith Recital Hall of the Silver Center for the Arts on the PSU campus. Bayrak Bulucu will explore the key factors shaping resiliency in the face of trauma.
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