Live later with Dr. Ro

Aaron Hartman, MD interviews Dr. Rosanna Campana Hodge, a trauma-informed therapist with 20 years working with children's anxiety and trauma. She discusses her new podcast and book, with practical advice for helping kids manage mental health.
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I'm super excited to share an event with everybody that's going to be happening at 2 o' clock here on Instagram Live. I'm going to be interviewing and talking with Dr. Rosanna Campana Hodge. She's one of the premier trauma informed therapists in our country right now and she's been at the forefront of child, kids, trauma issues, anxiety. She's been the forefront of this world for the last 20 years and she's actually launching a new podcast and I want to talk about her book she's done kids mental health status in our country right now, what she's seeing with kids with anxiety and what she's doing in her clinic as well as online to actually help kids. Dr. Kampana Hodge has actually been at the forefront of kids, anxiety, trauma, mental health in kids and she's been a great resource to myself, my wife, as well as a lot of my patients with learning from her. And I will share that experience with you all today at 2 o'. Clock. So if you're interested in learning about that hearing from more America's top trauma informed Forbes therapists, see us at 2 o' clock. And we're really excited about it. And that'll be 2 o' clock Eastern Standard Time and share with your friends and we'll see in a little bit to talk to Dr. Hodge about all she's learning about kids, mental health and some key things that you can take home with your kids as well. One of the things that's really interesting about what she's doing is she actually has a huge, huge podcast that's actually addressing some of these issues. We'll be talking about that as well. So see her by 2 o'. Clock. Take care.
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