Knowledgeable and Skillful Practice: Supporting Your Work with Infants, Toddlers, and Families

Dates:

February 10, 2006,
March 03, 2006,
March 24, 2006,
April 07, 2006,
April 28, 2006,
May 19, 2006,
June 09, 2006, and
June 30, 2006

Details:

Relationships between practitioners and clients can be key to positive outcomes for clients in many human services and education settings. This two-section series of six-hour training events focuses on concepts that allow participants to ground their practice and develop sophisticated skills in the context of building and maintaining relationships. Session leaders are experienced professionals whose backgrounds include extensive academic work, teaching, research, supervision, and whose current practices meet endorsement standards established by the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health.

Section	Date	Title	Presenter
1	February 10	Relationship-based Practice Promoting Infant Mental Health	Sheryl Goldberg
	March 3	Social and Emotional Development in a Relational Context	Kathleen Baltman
	March 24	Care in Observation & Assessment: A Multidisciplinary Perspective	Ann Saffer
	April 7	Developmental Perspectives on Interventions with Toddlers &Parents	Douglas Davies
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2	April 28	Sensitivity to Culture in an IMH Framework	Bonnie Daligga, Karol Wilson
	May 19	Attachment and Separation	Julie Ribaudo
	June 9	Proceed with Caution: Relationships Matter	Carol Oleksiak
	June 30	Care for Yourself with Qigong: Guaranteed to Relax,Improve Health, Happiness, and Pay (well, maybe)	William Schafer

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Trainers:

Kathleen Baltman