Conference Presentations

Please find below the PDFs of the Conference Presentations. These materials are posted with speakers' consent. If the session you are looking for is not listed below, it means that the speaker did not allow for his/her presentation to be available online. We will continue adding presentations, so please check back for updates.

Pre-Conference: February 2, 2012

AM2 The Journey from Feeding Refusal To Feeding Acceptance: An Interprofessional Feeding Group Approach
Carrie Owen

PM2 Professional Boundaries: Yours, Mine and Theirs - A workshop for home visitors
David  Sheftel

PM3 Attachment-Focused Treatment in Community Settings:  The Benefits and Challenges of Implementing Reflective and Mindful Parenting Groups with At-Risk Families
John Grienenberger

Main Conference: February 3, 2012

Keynote: The Birth of the Human Mind:  The Critical Role of Reflective Relationships in the Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Development of Young Children
John Grienenberger

A1 + B1 The Great Peace: Issues on the Return to an Aboriginal Pre-Colonial Family Milieu
Gabor Maté, Adrian Jacobs, Beverley Jacobs

A2 Using the MindUP Program in the Kindergarten -- An Evidence Based SEL Program
Lisa Pedrini, Kimberly Schonert-Reichl , Patricia Morris

A3 Social-Emotional Development Within a Multicultural Context
Rebecca Gokiert, Rebecca Georgis, Melissa Daniels, Yvonne Chui

A4 Young Children, Development and Witnessing Domestic Abuse
Lee Hinton

A5 The Implications of Interaction Associated with Breastfeeding for Children’s Mental Health
Keren Epstein-Gilboa

A6 VIPP: Intensive Intervention to Promote Infant Mental Health in At-Risk Families
Penny Davies, Donna McIlroy

A7 The Effects of Maternal Mental Health and Child Care Quality on Children’s Mental Health
Hillel Goelman, Bozena Zdaniuk

A8 Making Sense of Physical Punishment: Supporting Parents to Be the Best They Can Be
Kathy Lynn

A9 Teasing in the Early Years: The Impact on Children's Learning and Development
Debra Harwood

A10 Decreasing Barriers, Engaging Families and Building Attachment: Innovations in Child Welfare Placement Practices
Nancy Freymond, Jill Stoddart

B2 What About the Parents?
Jennifer Dales

B4 Entering the World of the Child: The Importance of Play
Deborah E Bell

B5 Look At Me... I'm Learning Everyday: Using Pedagogical Narrations to Foster Social-Emotional Development in Young Children
Cindy Piwowar, Laura Doan, Margaret H Patten

B6 Fostering the Early Development of Children in Care
Lesley Rappard, Mary Stewart, Kathy Pitlar, David Phillips, Meghan Hafting

B7 Strengthening Emotional Resilience and Preventing Anxiety in Schools: Fun FRIENDS Program
Stephenie Gold, Jonaire Bowyer-Smyth

B8 Exploring the Link Between Maternal Relationship Risk and Outcomes for High-Risk Infants and Toddlers: Does Maternal Relationship Capacity Play a Moderating Role?
Julie Chamberlin, Stacey D. Espinet

Main Conference: February 4, 2012

C1 "Exceptional Parenting" - New Insights and Strategies for Raising Children Who Have Joined Your Family Through Adoption, Foster Care or Child in the Home of a Relative
Andrea L Chatwin, Meagan vanDierman

C3 The First Five years…A Snapshot of a Lifetime
Brent McKee, Lois Okrainec

C4 The Family Law Initiative: Changing Practices and Policies for Infants and Toddlers Involved with Child Welfare
Brenda Packard

C5 Play and Development in a Multicultural Context
Maya H Goldstein

C6 Review of Anxiety Management Program Little Champions: Becoming Worry Warriors
Danielle Kavin, Gurmeet Singh

C7 Granny and Grampa Connections Box - Indigenous Identity, Healing and Wellbeing
Marcia C Dawson, Corrine Sagmeister

C8 Early Peer Play Interactions of Resilient Children Living in Disadvantaged Communities
Siobhan Casey

C9 The Lived Experience of Motherhood in Northern British Columbia
Joanne Crandall

C10 Infant Massage: A Nurturing Intervention for Early Infant Mental Health
Tina Allen

D2 Helping Children Learn to Manage Stress: Tools for Lifelong Mental Health and Resiliency
Susan Foisy, Cindy Andrew

D5 Fostering Resilience: Lessons from Canada’s Family Resource Programs
Janice MacAulay, Add Sherry Sinclair and Christine Colbert

D7 Make the Connection: Attachment-Based Programs for Infants and Toddlers
Judith Oldfield, Mary Stewart

D9 Atlantic First Nations Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions Network
Amanda Peters, Barbara Broom

 

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