Clarence Jones

A lot of times we go through these trainings. We go through the 30-minute, 60-minute training. And people think like, well, now you got it. But you don't have it. There has to be some kind of reoccurring knowledge that's given to people. You know, as you talked about the building upon one another, I mean, it's important for people to have additional training because you know how we learn.

A lot of times we go through these trainings. We go through the 30-minute, 60-minute training. And people think like, well, now you got it. But you don't have it. There has to be some kind of reoccurring knowledge that's given to people. You know, as you talked about the building upon one another, I mean, it's important for people to have additional training because you know how we learn.

We don't do it the first time. A lot of us don't do it the first time. It takes me three or four times to read something before I even get it. You know what I mean? But that's my learning style. But I think that we assume because we gave somebody a 60-minute training or a day's training that they got it, but they don't. They don't. And that's why we keep having all these gaps. That is my opinion.

We don't do it the first time. A lot of us don't do it the first time. It takes me three or four times to read something before I even get it. You know what I mean? But that's my learning style. But I think that we assume because we gave somebody a 60-minute training or a day's training that they got it, but they don't. They don't. And that's why we keep having all these gaps. That is my opinion.

This is my personal opinion.

This is my personal opinion.

I was going to say, Lynn, thank you for chatting with us because that's what this is. This is health chatter and putting up with our probing and those kinds of things. And I really appreciate the fact that, you know, I saw you. I think I saw you writing stuff down and, you know, hopefully we're planting some seeds. But your work is important and your work is important for us.

I was going to say, Lynn, thank you for chatting with us because that's what this is. This is health chatter and putting up with our probing and those kinds of things. And I really appreciate the fact that, you know, I saw you. I think I saw you writing stuff down and, you know, hopefully we're planting some seeds. But your work is important and your work is important for us.

And we need to know more about your work. and how we as a community can be more supportive of you. Because if we support you, it will give us information and give us access to the services. That's really what it's all about. It's about having access. And that's really what we would like to do with this program is to make sure that people understand that there are people that are working at it.

And we need to know more about your work. and how we as a community can be more supportive of you. Because if we support you, it will give us information and give us access to the services. That's really what it's all about. It's about having access. And that's really what we would like to do with this program is to make sure that people understand that there are people that are working at it.

You are an advocate for access. And that's what we want. We want to be in that place where we can support you or to provide you with additional helpers. Thank you.

You are an advocate for access. And that's what we want. We want to be in that place where we can support you or to provide you with additional helpers. Thank you.

Yeah, let me say this. Brandon, I want you to know I sent that narcissism link to a lot of my friends.

Yeah, let me say this. Brandon, I want you to know I sent that narcissism link to a lot of my friends.

It's a lot to digest. They will respond when they are ready. Exactly.

It's a lot to digest. They will respond when they are ready. Exactly.

Yeah, clearance. Yeah. So, Brandon, I like that idea because from a community perspective, I know that in so many homes, there is noise nonstop. Yep. Music nonstop. I'm wondering about this toxic stress. How does it impact our children? Because I think, you know, I can just think about that as a great starting point for me.

Yeah, clearance. Yeah. So, Brandon, I like that idea because from a community perspective, I know that in so many homes, there is noise nonstop. Yep. Music nonstop. I'm wondering about this toxic stress. How does it impact our children? Because I think, you know, I can just think about that as a great starting point for me.

Yeah, Clarence. Yeah, Dr. Berry, I want to ask you this question. How did toxic stress manifest itself in your work? For me? No, I'm talking to Dr. Berry. I love what you were saying about it, but I just want to know from him, how did toxic stress manifest itself in the work that you were doing?

Yeah, Clarence. Yeah, Dr. Berry, I want to ask you this question. How did toxic stress manifest itself in your work? For me? No, I'm talking to Dr. Berry. I love what you were saying about it, but I just want to know from him, how did toxic stress manifest itself in the work that you were doing?