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SUMMARY:Social Emotional Resources You Can Access Just When You Need Them Course
DESCRIPTION:Course Description: \nIf you are working with young children and need resources to support their social-emotional development then this session is for you! This is an opportunity to explore online social and emotional resources available to help address the needs of the young children and families. Match content and format to find just what you need\, just when you need it. Bring your own device (BYOD) so that you can dig in and explore. Resources include tools to prevent suspension and expulsion\, coaches’ kits matched to observation/assessment results\, guides for families about teaching self-control and more. Learn about center-based and home-based supports that are available \nTraining Outcomes: \n\nDemonstrate how to access free social emotional resources for staff and families that are available on demand.\nMatch learning needs to specific tools to address those needs.\nUtilize three or more resources within one week of completing this session\n\nTraining Hours: 3 Act 48 Clock Hours\, 3 PQAS hours (K2.13 C1) and 3 Infant Toddler Training Hours You need to arrive on time and stay until the end to receive the training hours. \nRegistration:\nNo registration fee will be charged for this event. Register at www.pattan.net \nRegistration deadline: one week prior to training date \nIf you have difficulty registering online\, please contact: Molly Martz at mmartz@pattan.net\nFor content information\, please contact: Sue Zeiders at szeiders@pattan.net \nDownload this flyer for more information. \nTweetSharePinShare0 Shares
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LOCATION:PaTTAN Pittsburgh\, 3190 William Pitt Way\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15238\, United States
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SUMMARY:PA-AIMH Breakfast Network Meeting Series - Family Narratives: An Infant Mental Health Intervention
DESCRIPTION:Breakfast Network Meeting #5:\nFamily Narratives: An Infant Mental Health Intervention\nChristopher Dunkerley\, M.S. & Vivian Herman\, M.S.W.\nFriday\, June 8\, 2018\, 8:30-10:30 AM\nPaTTAN Pittsburgh \nThis presentation will provide a description of the use of Family Narratives in an existing EHS home-visiting program as an intervention to support healthy relationships between parents and their very young children. The presenters will describe the setting of this intervention as well as implementation strategies. The use of Family Narratives has been shown to provide a clearer picture to both families and intervention teams of the impact of life events on the mother-child relationship. More importantly\, the development of these narratives has helped both home visitors and families see that “change” is possible. The presenters will provide case examples that have utilized genograms\, family discussions\, development of “listening skills”\, reflective supervision\, and case and team conferences as the basis for narrative development. \nAbout the speakers: Vivian Herman\, M.S.W.\, provides Infant Mental Health consultation and has spent the past 25 years promoting and establishing Infant Mental Health services in Allegheny and surrounding counties. Her work primarily revolved around programs for mothers & babies living in poverty particularly with the University of Pittsburgh Early Head Start. She is a founding member of the PA-AIMH Board and provided instruction in IMH principles as adjunct faculty in Chatham University. She has been trained and rostered in Child-Parent Psychotherapy and provides home visitor coaching services based on IMH Endorsement competencies. Her focus has been on the promotion of relationships with families to support their own relationship to their children. She has both studied and presented in multiple arenas on Family Interactions and parent-child relationships. \nChris Dunkerley\, M.S.\, is the Director of the University of Pittsburgh\, Family Foundations Early Head Start program. He has a Master’s Degree from the University of Pittsburgh’s Child Development/Child Care program and an Infant Mental Health Certificate from Chatham University. Chris began his work with the Family Foundations EHS program in 1997 first as a Home Visitor\, then as the Child Development Specialist. He became the Program Coordinator for the Family Foundation’s Clairton site in 1999. In 2005 he was hired as the Family & Community Engagement/Training Coordinator and most recently he was named the Program Director in 2012. Family Foundations Early Head Start’s philosophy is based on Infant Mental Health principles and the work with dyadic relationships/ interactions between babies and their mom/dad/primary caregiver. In addition\, Chris was an adjunct faculty member in the Infant Mental Health Certificate Program at Chatham University. He participated in the Development of and continues to teach the online Practices & Principles of Infant Mental Health Intervention course to Certificate\, Bachelor-level and Master-level students. \nThe PA-AIMH Breakfast Network Meeting Series includes five breakfast meetings between September 2017 and June 2018\, each providing education about issues related to infant and early childhood mental health. Every meeting will include an expert speaker\, opportunities for Q&A\, some time to network with others\, and a light continental breakfast. \nAll are welcome! General public can attend for $10 per breakfast or $50 for the full series; discounts available for students and PA-AIMH members. \nTweetSharePinShare0 Shares
URL:https://tryingtogether.org/event/pa-aimh-breakfast-network-meeting-series-family-narratives-an-infant-mental-health-intervention/
LOCATION:PaTTAN Pittsburgh\, 3190 William Pitt Way\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15238\, United States
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