HELPING CAREGIVERS
REPAIR
ATTACHMENT AND BIOBEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS
IN YOUNG CHILDREN
WHO HAVE BEEN
NEGLECTED OR ABUSED
Saturday, April 1, 2006
8:45AM - 1:30PM
National Heritage Museum
33 Marrett Road
Lexington, MA
co-sponsored with
THE NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
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in cooperation with
CENTER FOR APPLIED CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Development
Tufts University
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PARTICIPANTS
WILL LEARN HOW TO:
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Identify several challenges facing young
children who have experienced early adversity
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Understand intervention strategies to help
foster parents provide nurturing care
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Understand intervention strategies to help
children develop regulatory capabilities
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Understand the need for interdisciplinary and
clinician-family collaboration in treating children with trauma,
sensory, and attachment issues
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Differentiate a team collaboration model from an
“expert” model in trauma treatment
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Consider what combinations of body-based and
therapeutic modalities/interventions work well as a holistic
treatment frame
FACULTY
Randi Donnis, M.Ed, Therapeutic Mom; Community activist
and educator in the field of violence prevention for over 30 years.
More recently, her focus has shifted to therapeutic parenting
through growing networks of domestic and international adoptive
parents.
Mary Dozier, Ph.D., Amy E. DuPont Chair of Child
Development, Director of Research, Early Learning Center, University
of Delaware
Jane Koomar, Ph.D., OTR/L, FAOTA, Founder and Executive
Director of Occupational Therapy Associates, Watertown, MA
Deborah Rozelle, PsyD, ATR, LMHC, LCP, Senior Clinical
Supervisor/Faculty, Staff Psychologist, The Trauma Center,
Brookline, MA; Private Practice |
| Registration and Coffee |
8:30 - 8:45am |
| Welcome |
8:45 - 9:00am |
Teresa Kohlenberg, M.D.
BIDIP Co-President |
| Keynote |
9:00 - 11:00am |
Mary Dozier, Ph.D.
ATTACHMENT AND BIOBEHAVIORAL CATCH-UP:
AN INTERVENTION FOR CAREGIVERS OF BABIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED
EARLY ADVERSITY
Ann Easterbrooks, Ph.D., Moderator |
| Break |
11:00 - 11:15am |
| Case Presentation |
11:15am - 1:00pm |
THE ROLE OF TEAM
COLLABORATION
IN CHILDHOOD TRAUMA INTERVENTION:
REPAIRING PHYSIOLOGICAL DYSREGULATION
AND DAMAGED ATTACHMENT
Jane Koomar, Ph.D., OTR/L, FAOTA
Deborah Rozelle, Psy.D, ATR, LMHC, LCP
Randi Donnis, M.Ed, Therapeutic Mom |
Audience Participation
Question and Answer |
1:00 - 1:30pm |
| Peggy Kaufman, M.Ed,
LICSW, Moderator |
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Preregistration is required as space is limited. After March 15, add a late fee of $10.
Click here for the registration form. A
registration confirmation will be mailed.
Refund requests must be received in writing by March 15. $25 of the
fee is non-refundable.
Work/Study Scholarships are available. Call BIDIP at 617/484-6603 or
email at bidip@bidip.org
Continuing Education Credits*
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Psychologists
BIDIP is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer
continuing education for psychologists. BIDIP maintains responsibility
for the program. |
4 hours |
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Educators |
4 hours PDP and OFC Certificate (no charge) |
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Social Workers |
4 hours |
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Nurses |
4.8 hours |
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Licensed Mental Health Counselors |
4 hours |
* Call BIDIP for status of CEUs offered.
Registrants must attend the entire conference for CEU credits. The
Certificate charge is $15.
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Registrants from Early Intervention and parenting programs are invited
to bring a handout about their program for display.
Emergency Phone Number: 781/861-6559
Free Parking
DIRECTIONS TO THE NATIONAL HERITAGE MUSEUM
From Route I-95/128: Take Exit 30A. This exit will put you onto Route
2A East (also known as Marrett Road.) The Museum is located
approximately 3 miles from the exit. The entrance is on your left — a
brick wall and large iron gates.
From Route 495: Take Route 2 East to Exit 55 Pleasant Street, Waltham and
Lexington. At the end of the ramp, take a left onto Pleasant Street. Go ˝ mile,
and merge left onto Routes 4/225. At the end of the road, turn left onto
Massachusetts Avenue. At the junction of Rte. 2A and Mass. Ave., take a left
onto Route 2A West. The Museum entrance is your first right — a brick wall and
large iron gates.
From Boston: Take Route 2 West to exit 56 (toward Lexington and Bedford).
Turn right at the end of the ramp, following the sign for Routes 4/225. Turn
right onto Routes 4/225, which then merges right onto Pleasant St. At the
rotary, turn left onto Massachusetts Ave. At the junction of Rte. 2A and Mass.
Ave., take a left onto Route 2A West. The Museum entrance is your first right —
a brick wall and large iron gates.
From the Massachusetts Turnpike: Get on Route I- 95/128 and take Exit 30A.
This exit will put you onto Route 2A East (also known as Marrett Road). The
Museum is located approximately 3 miles from the exit. The entrance is on your
left — a brick wall and large iron gates.
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