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Utilizing Early Childhood Mental Health Principles in Your Work With Early Start and Early Intervention Families
A three-part seminar for Regional Center and early intervention professionals serving families with young children. This series will provide tools for understanding and approaching challenging and complicated situations by utilizing early childhood mental health philosophies and practices. LOCATION: Fort Mason Center; Conference Center, Landmark Building A
San Francisco, CA 94123
http://www.fortmason.org/aboutus/visitor-information/directions
- Instructor
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Barbara Kalmanson
Lucia Milburn
Mary Claire Heffron - Age Group
- Lectures and Special Events
- Location
- Fort Mason Center, Conference Center
Landmark Bldg A
San Francisco, CA 94123
- Time
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Apr 30 2010 — May 10 2010
8:30AM — 3:30PM
Friday, Monday, Monday - Price
- Free
- Class Notes
- CEUs will be awarded at the end of the series, 18 hours available for MFT/MFCC, LCSW, RN, PT,OT, PhD/PsyD, SLT, SLP.
The fields of intervention and infant/early childhood mental health have sometimes been seen as exisitng within different spheres, yet they have at their core, the shared intention of supporting optimal early development. This unique training will highlight the multiple ways in which an infant/early childhood mental health perspective can inform early intervention methods.
This seminar series will specifically focus on the essential relational aspects of development, and will pay close attention to how parents view and relate to their babies at highly vulnerable times, how the infant or young child with developmental challenges influences and impacts the parent-child relationship, and how we as practitioners view, understand, reflect upon, and respond to the child’s primary partners- the parents. This is a three day class with content that builds upon each day; please be prepared to attend the entire series. Your registration is for the entire three day class. Your email confirmation is your entry ticket. Please print this out and bring to the first lecture. Contact Kristin Reinsberg for additional information at kristinr@jfcs.org.
More details will be sent to each registrant about the lectures and the venue. Light breakfast will be served and drinks provided. Lunch on your own.
This lecture is sponsored by Golden Gate Regional Center, Jewish Family and Children’s Services/Parents Place, and Easter Seals Northern California. This series is open to practitioners in San Mateo, San Francisco and Marin counties.
Please choose your workshop carefully, since Parents Place is unable to issue refunds if you cancel your participation in a workshop. If you are unable to attend a workshop and you provide at least one week's advance notice to us, we will apply your payment to another workshop. If you cancel less than a week before a class, you will forfeit your payment. If JFCS Parents Place cancels a group or workshop, you are entitled to a full refund or credit for a future workshop. Thank you for choosing Parents Place.
