Resource Tag: Past Training

This webinar Valerie Dallas, DSW, LCSW, LICSW, explores how to use CPP to support adolescent parents in keeping their baby in mind.

In this webinar, Anna Kelley, PsyD, and Charley Zeanah, MD, consider specific manifestations of countertransference, discuss common manifestations of countertransference, and consider strategies at multiple levels for managing reactions.

In this webinar, Ruth Paris, PhD, LICSW, and Susan O’Donnell, LMHC, describe the BRIGHT intervention, detailing the emphasis on promoting developmental progress and resilience while supporting recovery from substance misuse, building reflective functioning, and enhancing emotion regulation.

In this webinar, Ruth Paris, PhD, LICSW and Susan O’Donnell, LMHC describe current research relevant to parenting in the context of traumatic stress and substance use disorders (SUD) and offer a rationale for an attachment-focused dyadic intervention with parents challenged by SUDs and their young children (BRIGHT).

CPP webinar with Amy Dickson, PsyD.

Alison Steier, PhD, Charley Zeanah, MD, and Paula Zeanah, PhD, MSN, RN, FAAN offer a robust dialogue about the types of ethical issues unique to infant and early childhood mental health, including the challenges and best practices in recognizing and addressing ethical issues.

CPP webinar with Julie Larrieu, PhD, Devi Miron Murphy, PhD, and Charles Zeanah Jr., MD. With a growing evidence base for a variety of interventions in infant mental health, the question arises, what works for whom?

In this webinar, Charley Zeanah Jr., MD, describes the unique features of PTSD in young children, key features in the assessment process, questions about the earliest age at which signs of the disorder emerge, and evidence base for several types of treatment.

In this webinar, Ruth Paris, PhD, LICSW and Susan O’Donnell, LMHC will provide an overview of parental substance use and the impact on the parent-child relationship. Special focus will be placed on the stigma experienced by many parents.