ILAIMH Seminar Series brochure - Jewish Child and Family Services
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ILAIMH Seminar Series brochure - Jewish Child and Family Services
c/o Erikson Institute 451 N. LaSalle St. Chicago, IL 60654 2015 Spring Seminar Series Bridges for Communication: 2015 Spring Seminars Bridges for Communication We had an exceptional 360-participant turn out for our annual fall conference featuring Irving B. Harris keynote speaker Dr. Lori Roggman, who spoke about Developmental Parenting and an observation tool that her team developed to help practioners observe caregiver-child interactions and give feedback. In an effort to expand on Dr. Roggman’s presentation and further enhance everyone’s tool box, this year’s Spring Seminar Series offers opportunities for learning about additional IMH tools, models and concepts from local IMH experts. CHICAGO, IL SEMINARS March 31, 2015 Early Childhood Exposure to Domestic Violence—It’s Impact and What Everyone Should Know When Helping Families in Crisis Kate Goetz, LCSW and Mary Reynolds, LCSW, ICDVP, I/ECMH-C April 14, 2015 “Is this *Really* Child Parent Psychotherapy if…” Lili Gray, MSSA, LCSW 6 Seminars, 4 Illinois Cities: CHAMPAIGN, IL SEMINAR April 7, 2015 A Look at Parenting and Family Life Today: How time expenditure and lifestyles impact child development, parent-child relationships and family values. Chicago, Northbrook, Champaign and Mt. Vernon Peggy North-Jones, PhD, I/ECMH-C, CFLE NORTHBROOK, IL SEMINARS May 5, 2015 Connections: A Relationship-Based Phase Model Joni Crounse, MA, M.Ed and Kathy Ham, LCSW May 19, 2015 Non-Profit Org. US Postage PAID Chicago, IL Permit 7719 Cosponsored with: Center for Practice Excellence of Jewish Child & Family Services Child-Parent Observation-A Powerful Tool in Developing and Sustaining Relationships in Infant Mental Health Judi Bertacchi, MS, LSW MT. VERNON, IL SEMINAR Date and Topic to be Announced. Details inside. Donna Hunt O'Brien Bridges for Communication 2015 Spring Seminar Series CHICAGO (Humbolt Park), IL SEMINAR Casa Central, 1343 N. California Ave., Chicago, IL 60622 March 31, 2015 - 9:30–11:30 a.m. Early Childhood Exposure to Domestic Violence—It’s Impact and What Everyone Should Know When Helping Families in Crisis Domestic violence affects the lives of millions of people each year, including infants and young children who are exposed to violence between adults in their homes. Domestic violence places children at risk physically, emotionally, and developmentally. This seminar explores the effects of domestic violence exposure on infants and young children. We will examine victims, perpetrators and child witnesses of domestic violence through the lenses of trauma, the implications for intervention, and clinical complexities of infant mental health intervention. Mary Reynolds, LCSW, ICDVP, I/ECMH-C and Kate Goetz, LCSW, cooordinate Chicago Safe Start programs at Casa Central Social Services and Family Focus Englewood respectively. Safe Start programs work with very young children (birth through age five) who have experienced trauma (including exposure to domestic violence), and their families. CHICAGO (River North), IL SEMINAR Erikson Institute, 451 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, Il 60654 April 14, 2015 - 9:30–11:30 a.m. “Is this *Really* Child Parent Psychotherapy if...” During Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) training, therapists often ask- what if the family includes more than one child, more than one child under 6, foster caregivers, more than one caregiver etc., am I *really* providing CPP? This Registration Form 2015 Bridges for Communication workshop will include a brief overview of CPP for already trained or those interested in learning more about this evidence based model for young children and their caregivers, in an advanced clinical setting, while focusing on using the model with the *real* families we treat—all while maintaining fidelity. NORTHBROOK, IL SEMINARS Lili Gray, MSSA, LCSW, is endorsed as a National Trainer in CPP and Director of Community Counseling at Jewish Child & Family Services with advanced training in Early Childhood and Infant Mental Health including over 17 years of experience. May 5, 2015 - 9:30–11:30 a.m. Connections: A Relationship-Based Phase Model CHAMPAIGN, IL SEMINAR Champaign Public Library, 200 West Green Street, Champaign, IL 61820 April 7, 2015 - 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. A Look at Parenting and Family Life Today: How time expenditure and lifestyles impact child development, parent-child relationships and family values. We hear concerns from parents, educators, researchers, and the media about the ways in which time, stress, and today’s lifestyles are impacting family life. What has changed in family life and how do these changes impact a child’s development? This session includes research conducted by the presenter, current studies and best practices about the impacts. Peggy North-Jones, PhD, I/ECHMH-C, CFLE, is a mental health consultant and certified family life educator who has spent over 40 years working with children and families. She is currently Associate Director of Caregiver Connections in Quincy, Illinois, and the owner of THIS IS MY FAMILY, a business that presents lectures and seminars for practitioners, teachers, parents and supervisors. May 5, 2015 and May 19, 2015: 9:30–11:30 a.m. Center for Practice Excellence of Jewish Child & Family Services 255 Revere Drive, Suite 200 Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Connections: The Relationship-Based Phase Model is a manual for early childhood professionals promoting social and emotional health in young children. This recently published manual will be presented by two of its authors who will go through the guide and discuss the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of the model in early childhood centers. Joni Crounse, MA, M. Ed, holds degrees from Washington University, the University of Chicago, and the Erikson Institute. She is the director of the Virginia Frank Child Development Center. Kathy Ham, LCSW, has been working in the field of social work for over 25 years, specializing in work with young children and families. She holds her MSW from the University of Illinois, Jane Addams School of Social Work. Kathy is the assistant director of the Virginia Frank Child Development Center. May 19, 2015 - 9:30–11:30 a.m. Child-Parent Observation-A Powerful Tool in Developing and Sustaining Relationships in Infant Mental Health Child Parent Observation can be used for assessment, engagement, and intervention as well as a way to support an increased understanding of each family. Join us for lively discussion, as we discover ways to incorporate child-parent observation as a way to enhance parent efficacy and children’s development. Recorded parent child interactions will be used as a starting point. Judith Bartacchi, MS, LSW, is a leader, professor, and clinical consultant in the field of infant mental health with experience as founder and past president of ILAIMH, a past vice president at the Ounce of Prevention Fund, and past Director of the Virginia Frank Child Development Center. She is a well known expert in the field of reflective practice and supervision. Name Preferred Mailing Address: Agency (if applicable) Address City State, Zip Code MT. VERNON, IL SEMINAR Date and location to be announced Phone This location and topic for this seminar is being finalized. Details will be posted on the Association website (ilaimh.org) and sent out via our listserv. Email Fax We apologize for the inconvenience. Donna Hunt O’Brien is Director of Training, Curriculum and Program Innovations for the national office of Parents as Teachers in St. Louis, MO. She currently manages the training of thousands of parent educators worldwide, hundreds of early childhood professionals and mentored new national trainers. As child care training coordinator, O’Brien supported the implementation of Parents as Teachers in child care settings. She has been the principal writer for major Parents as Teachers curricula and training manuals. Fees ILAIMH Fee Members Students Individual Seminar $30 $26 $20 2.0 CEUs per seminar Social Work, Counseling and Early Intervention (applied for) Registration/Payment I plan to attend the following seminar(s): Mar 31 May 5 Apr 7 Apr 14 May 19 Total Amount Enclosed Register online at ILAIMH.org. The Illinois Association for Infant Mental Health is an association of professionals whose aim is to improve the mental health of infants, toddlers and their families through exchanging information, encouraging research, and stimulating program and service development. Mail form and payment, payable to ILAIMH: ILAIMH Spring Seminar Series c/o Erikson Institute 451 N. LaSalle Street Chicago, IL 60654 Questions? Contact Norma Swanson Irie at (312) 440-1295 or [email protected] or Beth Pettinelli at (312) 227-6372 or [email protected].