A national conference designed to give parents and service providers a forum to share new information, state-of-the-art techniques and strategies that have proven successful when working with children and their families. This is an excellent opportunity for participants to present research findings along with hands on and “how to” information to all individuals working with children and families. This years conference goals are to bring together all individuals, programs and schools that work with children ages birth through school-age. We want to share information and provide useful strategies to better serve children and families: For Parents, Foster-parents, ECFE, Head Start, Child Care, School Age, School Administrators and Teachers, Health, Early Intervention, Social Services, Child Advocates, Legislators and School Board Members.
August 10th, 11th, & 12th, 2010
2010 Conference Topics:
- How to Explain Jails and Prisons to Children
- Incarcerated Dads
- Cooperative Learning
- Practical Strategies for Working with Difficult and Special Needs Children
- Autism - all aspects
- Redesigning Child Care to Promote Education, Support and Build Communities
- Early Childhood Programs (birth through first grade) Work Together
- National and State Early Childhood Department
- Parenting for Prevention
- Early Intervention
- Court Teams for Maltreated Infants and Toddlers
- Motivating and Managing your Classroom
- Social and Emotional Well Being of our Children
- Strategies for De-escalating and redirecting in your classroom or at home
- Grief and Loss helping strategies for children/parents/professionals
- How Does Depression impact Youth?
- I'm Okay (stratagies for helping children learn about thier bodies)
- Childhood Obesity
- I'm Moving and I'm Learning
- Family/Nurse Partnerships
- Kids Go Green
- Bi-Polar
- Medicine and Kids
- Dad as Single Parents
- Kids Coping with Anxiety
- Girl Bullies
- Braind Development/Child Development
- Military Family Stress
- The Sixth Protective Factor - Culture
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