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INFANT and YOUNG CHILD MENTAL HEALTH SEMINAR

2010 - 2011 SERIES

Elizabeth Maury, PhD, Chair

COURAGE IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY

Resilience in childhood as seen from four perspectives

9 Monthly Seminars beginning September 17, 2010

Fridays 12:15 - 3:15 PM


This seminar series is for licensed professionals who are interested in the treatment of children with complex psychopathology originating early in life.  Each seminar includes a case presentation which the faculty discusses from 4 perspectives:  1) attachment theory; 2) heritable and constitutional factors; 3) intrapsychic and psychodynamic factors; 4) family structure and systems.  The seminar provides an opportunity to integrate multiple points of view from which to plan and provide comprehensive treatment.  Cases in this series include:  Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Regulatory Disorders and Attachment and Separation Disorders.

ELIGIBILITY

This seminar series is open to licensed mental health and early intervention professionals. Doctoral candidates who have relevant internship experience may also apply.  Please attach a copy of your CV to your application. Enrollment is limited.

TUITION:  $750

CE/CME AWARD:  25 FOR FULL ATTENDANCE

PRESENTERS:

Mauricio Cortina, M.D.                          Elizabeth Maury, Ph.D.                  

Georgia DeGangi, Ph.D.                        Marc Nemiroff, Ph.D.

Griffin Doyle, Ph.D.                                Edward Turner, MSW

Gwen Martinsen, Ph.D. 

SCHEDULE

The seminar sessions will meet on the following Fridays from 12:15 to 3:15 p.m. Each session includes a case presentation followed by faculty and student discussion:

September     17 The Boomerang Girl:  Facing ADHD, fetal alcohol effects, and adoption issues in a school-aged child. Georgia DeGangi, PhD
October 22 A teenager with regulatory disorder, functioning at a 2 - 3 year old level. Gwen Martinsen, PhD
November 19 A child with Asperger's Syndrome; Treatment from 6 - 12 years of age. Ed Turner, MSW
December 17 Playing the hand you're dealt:  Faux presentation of Asperger's in a resilient child facing multiple psychological and medical challenges. Marc
Nemiroff, PhD
January 14 Lost at Sea:  A 10-year-old girl's struggle with depression. Georgia DeGangi, PhD
February 25 Separation anxiety in a school-aged child. Griffin Doyle, PhD
March 18 Resilience in adulthood following childhood trauma. Mauricio Cortina, MD
April 15 "Who will protect me?"  Sources of resilience in childhood in an adult survivor of abuse. Elizabeth Maury, PhD
May 13 Summary of faculty and student clinical material, seen through the four perspectives. All faculty and students