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| Our speakers’ bureau is a list of state and national presenters available to present on a variety of early childhood intervention topics.
Click here if you have someone you would like to recommend for our speakers bureau. |
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| Consultant on speech-language, autism, social communication, assistive technology, literacy. |
| Website: slctherapy.com |
| Contact: Landria Seals Green, Executive Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (866) 752-0899 ext.109 |
| Fax: (203) 604-0602 |
| Address: |
36500 Ford Road #229 |
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Westland, MI 48185 |
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| Detroit Fathers & Family Coalition |
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| Credentials: MBA, Published Author
Presentation topics: The Father-Daughter Relationships; Fathers Parenting Daughters; The Impact of Father Absence, From Pigtails to Curls: The Father Daughter Relationship |
| Contact: Robin Wright King, Author & CEO, Detroit Fathers & Families Coalition |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 797-5080 |
| Fax: (248) 304-2069 |
| Address: |
18551 Santa Ann |
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Lathrup Village, MI 48076 |
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| J. Iverson Riddle Developmental Center |
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| Dathan is the Associate Director of the Family, Infant and Preschool Program (FIPP) at the J. Iverson Riddle Developmental Center in Morganton, North Carolina. Dathan has presented numerous workshops statewide and nationally on topics related to team-building, primary service provider as coach, training of trainers, coaching, and supporting children and families in natural environments. He is co-author of the book, Coaching Families and Colleagues in Early Childhood published in 2005. |
| Contact: Dathan Rush, Associate Director of the Family, Infant and Presc |
| Email: |
| Phone: (828) 430-7952 |
| Address: |
300 Enola Road |
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Morganton, NC 28655 |
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| J. Iverson Riddle Developmental Center |
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| Prior to assuming the Directorship at FIPP, M'Lisa was on faculty in the Department of Rehabilitation Science, College of Allied Health at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) in Oklahoma City. M'Lisa is a Graduate Fellow of the ZERO TO THREE National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families. She is former chair of the Practice Committee, Section of Pediatrics, American Physical Therapy Association. M'Lisa currently serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Early Intervention and has co-authored several articles related to early intervention teamwork and a chapter related to physical therapy personnel preparation and service delivery. She co-authored a book entitled, Physical Therapy under IDEA. M'Lisa presents nationally on topics related to motor learning, transition, inclusion, evaluation and assessment, primary service provider as coach, and supporting children and families in natural environments. She is co-author of the book, Coaching Families and Colleagues in Early Childhood published in 2005. |
| Website: http://www.coachinginearlychildhood.org |
| Contact: M'Lisa Shelden, PT, Ph.D., Director of the Family, Infant and Pr |
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| Clarissa Willis is currently an author, consultant and professional
development specialist living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She
has presented workshops, keynote addresses, and teacher trainings
around the country including Alaska. She is the author of the award winning
book, Teaching Young Children with Autism
Spectrum Disorder (Gryphon House) and
co-author with Dr. Pam Schiller of Inclusive
Literacy Lessons. Her latest book, Inclusive
Environments for Young Children was just
released by Corwin Press. |
| Website: http://clarissawillis.com |
| Contact: Clarissa Willis, Ph.D, |
| Email: |
| Address: |
941 Marguerite Drive |
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Winston Salem, NC 27106 |
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| Monarch Teaching Technologies |
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| Learn about Vizzell: An awarding-winning web-based interactive program that teachers, clinicians, and parents may use for visual learning supports for children with autism and other special learning needs. |
| Website: www.monarchtt.com |
| Contact: Elizabeth Ruttenbert, Director of Outreach |
| Email: |
| Phone: (216) 320-8936 |
| Address: |
22001 Fairmount Blvd |
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Shaker Heights, OH 44118 |
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| University of Michigan/ Jumpstart |
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| Teri Hogg has over 20 years experience working with at-risk pre-school children. Her experience as a Head Start teacher led her to work in early childhood applied research including Early Childhood Longitudinal Study as well as Ready to Read and Project Great Start at the University of Michigan, specializing in child and classroom assessment and observation and improving the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators. She currently is the project coordinator for Jumpstart Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan, training and supporting teams of UM students in their efforts to work with at-risk or low-income children in preschool classrooms, building language, literacy social and initiative skills. Teri is available to speak about fostering a successful early learning environment for young children including language and literacy, the physical environment and building curiosity in children. |
| Contact: Terri Hogg, Project Coordinator/Site Manager |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 647-4816 |
| Address: |
610 E. University |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| High Scope Educational Research Foundation |
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| Contact: Julie Hoelscher, Early Childhood Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 208-4339 |
| Address: |
600 N. River St. |
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Ypsilanti, MI 48198 |
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| Credentials:
Megan Raphael, author of the award-winning book, The Courage Code, is the founder and President of the Courage Project. She is an expert on courage, leadership and personal development, and is a highly-regarded speaker and life coach.
Megan has over thirty years experience as an organization development consultant, trainer, executive coach and leader for organizations and businesses. She was President of Raphael-Leritz Consulting, a successful management development company in the Pacific Northwest. Megan also has many years of progressive management experience in organizations including Kaiser-Permanente Medical Care Program, Oregon Region. She served as the Director of Health Services for the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, one of Michigan’s largest Indian Tribes.
Currently, in addition to her speaking engagements, Megan is a certified life, and health and wellness coach working with clients around the world. Her focus is helping individuals understand the connection between life fulfillment and health and reactivate their inner healer. She is actively promoting The Courage Code and doing workshops and retreats. Megan is also affiliated with and serves as a life coach for nationally-recognized Compass Coaching.
Megan, and has done MBA course-work, has a BA in Social Work from Michigan State University, and has taken advanced courses in organizational development. She completed extensive training in personal and professional life coaching through Coach Training Institute (CTI).
Presentation topics:
The Courage to Live Well
Parenting: An Act of Courage
The Art of Resiliency
Self-Care for Caregivers
Lead!
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| Contact: Megan Raphael, President |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 922-2234 |
| Address: |
812 E. State St. |
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Traverse City, MI 49686 |
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| Credentials: Licensed Psychologist
Presentation Topics:
1-Promoting optimism in children.
2-"I Scream! You Scream! We all Scream! Let's Stop".
3- Laughter in the development of children and their caregivers.
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| Contact: Tom Rutledge, Ph. D, President |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 447-1044 |
| Fax: (616) 447-8781 |
| Address: |
3290 Rogue River Rd. NE |
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Belmont, MI 49306 |
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| MI Dept. of Community Health-Child Lead Poisoning |
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| Contact: Debra Behringer, Nurse Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 335-8875 |
| Fax: (517) 335-8509 |
| Address: |
109 W. Michigan Ave. PO Box 30195 |
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Lansing, MI 48909 |
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| Third Judicial Circuit Court |
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| Credentials: MSW, LMSW, ACSW
Presentation Topics: legal rights of parents, custody and parenting time issues, parental responsibility |
| Contact: David Manville, Social Worker/Evaluator and Mediator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 224-6753 |
| Fax: (313) 967-6792 |
| Address: |
645 Griswald, Ste. 933 |
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Detroit, MI 48226 |
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| Michigan Family Resources |
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| Credentials:M.Ed.
Presentation Topics: How children learn through play; Positive discipline; IMIL (I am moving I am learning), lesson planning, effective small groups, anectdotal notes. |
| Contact: Kim Peterson, Program Manager for Educational Services |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 453-4145 ext.238 |
| Fax: (616) 453-0489 |
| Address: |
2626 Walker Ave NW |
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Walker, MI 49544 |
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| Michigan Dept. of Community Health |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Monique Boivin, MPH, Public Health Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 335-9670 |
| Fax: (517) 335-9056 |
| Address: |
109 Michigan Ave. 6th Floor |
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Lansing, MI 48913 |
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| National Kidney Foundation of MI |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Brenda Sears, Senior Program Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 222-9800 |
| Fax: (734) 222-9801 |
| Address: |
1169 Oak Valley Dr. |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48108 |
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| Detroit Hartford Head Start, St. Olaf Center |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Kim Parham, Center Administrator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 864-6933 |
| Fax: (313) 861-7095 |
| Address: |
14000 W. Seven Mile Rd. |
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Detroit, MI 48235 |
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| HighScope Educational Research Foundation |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Karen Rush, Early Childhood Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 485-2000 ext.287 |
| Fax: (734) 485-5650 |
| Address: |
600 N. River St. |
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Ypsilanti, MI 48198 |
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| Credentials:
Presentation Topics: |
| Contact: Erica Willard, Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 351-4161 ext.27 |
| Fax: (517) 351-0157 |
| Address: |
839 Centennial Way |
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Lansing, MI 48917 |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Carlas Quinney Sr., Motivational Speaker/Educator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 373-2404 |
| Fax: (517) 432-2962 |
| Address: |
10708 Saddle Brook |
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Grand Ledge, MI 48837 |
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| Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc. |
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| Credentials:
Presentation Topics: |
| Contact: Rachel Reading, Site Manager of Jumpstart |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 935-6823 |
| Fax: (313) 583-6402 |
| Address: |
19000 Hubbard Dr. Ste. 264 |
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Dearborn, MI 48126 |
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| Credentials:
Presentation Topics: |
| Contact: Kay Caskey |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 629-9044 |
| Address: |
34125 CR 352 |
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Decatur, MI 49045 |
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| Lakeview Educational Consulting |
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| Contact: Ken Horn |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 828-5346 |
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| Parenting Education Network |
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| Contact: Sandee Koski |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 424-9161 |
| Address: |
10000 Stinchfield Woods |
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Pinckney, MI 48169 |
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| The Speech & Swallow Center |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Laura E. Lenkey, Speech & Language Pathologist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 348-7777 |
| Fax: (231) 348-3177 |
| Address: |
2206 Mitchell Park #14 |
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Petoskey, MI 49770 |
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| Credentials: M.L.S., B.C.P.C., Co-author of "He Is Not Left Behind... He Is With Me! A Handbook to encourage parents, while offering tips for raising children
Presentation topics:
Listen, Love, and Learn
3 Keys to Powerful Communication
HELP for Parents
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| Website: www.HeIsNotLeftBehind.com |
| Contact: Brenda Jenkins, CEO/Founder |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 355-3949 |
| Fax: (248) 355-3933 |
| Address: |
PO Box 22 |
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Royal Oak, MI 48068 |
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| Credentials:
MSN, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics: Reflective Supervision, Principles of Infant Mental Health, Building positive helping relationships for home visitors.
• Able to travel in Michigan, Lansing area |
| Website: jozefowi@ceicmh.org |
| Contact: M. Fran Jozefowicz, Supervisor of Early Intervention Services for CMHA |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 887-5263 |
| Fax: (517) 887-5273 |
| Address: |
838 Louisa St, , Suite D |
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Lansing, MI 48911 |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials: LMSW, IMH-III
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
* Parent Suppport Groups.
• Can present on the following topics:
o Trainings on several topics for early
childcare providers, practioners and
parents.
Topics include but are not limited to:
*Social / Emotional Development
*Infant / Toddler and Child Development
*Easing Work-related Stress
• Able to travel in Michigan and surrounding states.
**Transforming Teachers - trademarked name |
| Contact: Judy Ann Darling, LMSW |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 699-7714 |
| Address: |
P.O. Box 272 |
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Belleville, MI 48111 |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Home visiting
o Attachment in the classroom
o IMH principles and services
o Social work ethics related to home visiting
o Reflective supervision
o Specialized topics related to Competency Guidelines
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Carla Barron, Infant Mental Health Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (586) 465-2397 |
| Address: |
18879 Kappa Drive |
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Clinton Township, MI 48036 |
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| Schiller Educational Resources |
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| Pam Schiller is a freelance Early Childhood Consultant and Author.
Dr. Schiller has been a childcare administrator for several years and has also taught in the public schools as a kindergarten teacher.
She served as Head of the Early Childhood Department at the University of Houston where she also directed the Lab School.
Dr. Schiller shares her extensive knowledge in workshops, radio and television interviews, and as a popular keynote speaker and author.
She is Senior Author of the DLM Early Childhood Express, a full curriculum for for four year olds, the DLM Early Childhood Program, a full curriculum for Kindergarten and Early Impressions: Start Smart Edition, a full curriculum for infants and toddlers.
Pam is also the author of several children's books, music CD's, DVD's and more than thirty teacher resource books for Gryphon House, Goodyear Books, SRA/McGraw-Hill, and Fearon Teaching Aids. |
| Website: http://www.schillereducationalresources.com/index.asp |
| Contact: Pam Schiller, Early Childhood Consultant and Author, Ph.D. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (281) 373-4452 |
| Address: |
13511 Far Point Manor |
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Cypress, TX 77429 |
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| Metro Detroit Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
Psy.D., IMH-E®
Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized in-service training related to MI-AIMH competencies
o Observation and assessment of attachment behaviors
o Using relationship-based practice to strengthen parent-infant relationships
o Child-parent psychotherapy – treatment with preschoolers/combining play therapy
and infant mental health
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Jennifer DeSchryver, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 890-4077 |
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| Credentials:
Ph.D., IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
o Nurturing the Fatherhood Commitment: Understanding and Engaging Fathers
o Social and Emotional Development of Young Children
o Understanding Challenging Behavior in Young Children
o Assisting Young Children with Grief and Loss
o Caring for the Caregiver
o Stress Management for Early Childhood Professionals
o Best Practice for Father Friendly Environments
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Barry Kaufman, Psychologist/Early Childhood Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 242-8989 |
| Address: |
2227 Quarry Rd. |
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East Lansing, MI 48823 |
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| Contact: Elmer Cerano, Executive Director |
| Phone: (517) 487-1755 |
| Fax: (517) 487-0827 |
| Address: |
4095 Legacy Pky. Ste. 500 |
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Lansing, MI 48911 |
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| Matrix Human Services/City of Detroit |
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| Credentials
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Keenan Penn, Matrix/City of Detroit Male Involvement Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 526-4000 |
| Fax: (313) 526-6319 |
| Address: |
13560 E. McNichols |
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Detroit, MI 48201 |
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| Michigan Head Start T/TA Office |
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| Contact: Kathy Grappin, Mental Health Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 625-2329 |
| Address: |
6028 Cedar Bend Dr. |
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Clarkston, MI 48346 |
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| Credentials
Presentation topics |
| Contact: Cindy Thomas, Mental Health Consultant/ Clinical Social |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 657-2581 |
| Fax: (261) 657-2581 |
| Address: |
775 Hazen St. |
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Paw Paw, MI 49079 |
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| Credentials
Presentation topics |
| Contact: Jennifer Fechter, Mental Health Coordinator/Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 657-2581 |
| Fax: (269) 657-2581 |
| Address: |
775 Hazen St. |
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Paw Paw, MI |
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| Leelanau Children's Center |
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| Credentials
Presentation Topics |
| Contact: Maggie Sprattmoran, Executive Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 357-2732 |
| Fax: (231) 256-0023 |
| Address: |
PO Box 317 |
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Leland, MI 49654 |
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| SW Michigan Children's Trauma Assessment Center |
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| Credentials
Presentation topics |
| Contact: Love Kiracofe, Clinical Social Worker |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 387-7068 |
| Fax: (269) 387-7050 |
| Address: |
WMU Unified Clinics 1000 Oakland Dr. |
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Kalamazoo, MI 49008 |
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| Center for Graduate Studies at Baker College |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Susan Tons, Associate Professor in Occupational Therapy Progra |
| Email: |
| Phone: (810) 766-2111 |
| Address: |
1116 W. Bristal Rd. |
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Flint, MI 48507 |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Erika Jackson, CEO/ Coaching Team Leader |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 882-3544 |
| Fax: (517) 882-3525 |
| Address: |
1410 Ada St. |
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Lansing, MI 48910 |
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| MHN Government Services, Inc. |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Chris Sullins, Military and Family Life Consultant |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 832-8202 |
| Address: |
3411 N. Martin Luther King |
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Lansing, MI 48906 |
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| Capital Area Community Services Head Start |
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| Credentials:
Presentation topics: |
| Contact: Sharon Rogers, Community Resources Manager |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 482-1504 ext.114 |
| Fax: (517) 482-5340 |
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| Michigan State University |
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| Contact: Rita Walters, Doctoral Student |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 256-0091 |
| Address: |
234 Baker Hall |
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East Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Mid Michigan Community Action EHS |
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| Training Topics:
Early Brain Development
Temperament and "Goodness of Fit"
West Ed "Programs for Infant & Toddler Caregivers"
Adult & Child (Infant/Toddler) Interactions
Typical Infant & Toddler Development |
| Contact: Martha E. Putt, Training Coordinator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 386-3805 ext.1034 |
| Fax: (989) 386-3722 |
| Address: |
1574 E. Washington Rd. PO Box 768 |
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Farwell, MI 48622 |
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| The author of three books and numerous articles and a column in YOUNG CHILDREN, Dan's area of expertise is developmentally appropriate guidance of young children. Sample training and speaking topics include Beyond Discipline to Guidance, Building (and/or) Maintaining an Encouraging Classroom, Guidance with Boys, Comprehensive Guidance, and a different topic: The Development and Expression of Intelligence in Young Children. Contact Dan for further information about topics and rates. Dan gets many requests each year and does keynotes, featured sessions, and extended training, but not stand-alone workshops at conferences. |
| Website: http://danielgartrell1.efoliomn2.com |
| Contact: Dan Gartrell, Professor of Early Childhood and Elem. Education |
| Email: |
| Phone: (218) 755-2073 |
| Address: |
dgartrell@bemidjistate.edu |
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BSU Box 35 |
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Bemidji, MN 56601 |
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| Upper Peninsula Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
LMSW,ACSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Attachment
o Building self esteem
o Children and trauma
o Post-partum depression
o Child development
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Leslie Griffith |
| Email: |
| Phone: (906) 482-9404 |
| Address: |
901 W. Memorial Drive |
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Houghton, MI |
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| Grand Rapids Community College/EARLY Project |
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| Contact: Lindsay Sichta, Literacy Coach and PD Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 717-2541 |
| Fax: (616) 234-3370 |
| Address: |
143 Bostwick |
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Grand Rapids, MI 49503 |
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| Advocate for children with special needs within the public school systems and also to find and assist with support to these parents. |
| Contact: Mike Valliere |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 886-0045 |
| Address: |
6977 US Highway 31 N |
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Williamsburg, MI 49690 |
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| Contact: Jill A. Harrison, Assistant Professor, Child Development |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 686-9051 |
| Address: |
1961 Delta Rd. |
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University Center, MI 48710 |
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| MI Dept. of Community Health - Oral Health |
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| Contact: Susan Deming, RDH, RDA, B.S., Education/Flouride Coordinator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 373-3624 |
| Fax: (517) 335-8697 |
| Address: |
201 Townsend St. |
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Lansing, MI 48913 |
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| Head Start Based TTA Office |
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| Requests for trainings need to be approved through the MI Head Start State Based TTA Office. Please allow sufficient time for approval. |
| Contact: Jyl Bosone, Head Start Content Specialist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (503) 799-8147 |
| Address: |
162 N. Milford Rd. |
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Highland, MI 48357 |
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| Children's Trauma Assessment Center |
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| Dr. Henry has expertise in the assessment and treatment of traumatized children within child welfare. He has published several research articles in professional journals and presents at national and international conferences on the neurodevelopmental impact of trauma to children. Dr. Henry has trained in the last four years over 1,000 teachers on the neurodevelopmental impact of trauma on learning and behavior. |
| Contact: James Henry, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (269) 387-3175 |
| Fax: (269) 387-7050 |
| Address: |
1000 Oakland Drive |
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Kalamazoo, MI 49008 |
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| West Michigan Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III, IMH-E™ (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision
• Can present on the following topics:
o Child Care Expulsion Prevention Core Module Trainings
o Temperament
o Attachment caregiving
o Using floortime in Child Care Settings
o Infant Mental Health Practice
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Sue Eastman |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 456-6571 ext.1353 |
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| Presenter at Annual Early On Conference
Baby Signs |
| Contact: Pamela Moore, Early On Teacher/Service Coordinator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 898-6490 |
| Address: |
W Howell Road |
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Mason, MI 48854 |
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| Contact: Caroyln J. Dayton, CHGD Res Assoc I |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 764-2443 |
| Fax: (734) 936-9288 |
| Address: |
300 N. Ingalls |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| Contact: Alytia A. Levendosky, Ph.D of Pyschology |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 353-6396 |
| Address: |
107C Psychology Building |
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E. Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Contact: G. Anne Bogat |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 353-0812 |
| Address: |
107C Psychology Building |
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E. Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Creative Family Concepts, LCC |
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| Contact: Bruce Covey, Family Coach/Consultant, Educator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (231) 349-2815 |
| Fax: (989) 352-5836 |
| Address: |
10113 Bale Rd. |
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Lakview, MI 48850 |
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| Cope Agape Connections, Inc. |
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| Contact: Tina Parkman, Consultant/Life Coach |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 302-2110 |
| Fax: (313) 561-8062 |
| Address: |
15798 E. Warren |
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Detroit, MI |
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| Circle of Love Comm. Dev. Corporation |
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| Contact: Pamelia D. Brazil, Executive Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 921-0569 |
| Fax: (989) 754-1654 |
| Address: |
1809 Durand St. |
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Saginaw, MI 48602 |
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| Washtenaw Community College |
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| Contact: Sally Adler, Child Care Instructor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 677-5142 |
| Fax: (734) 477-8716 |
| Address: |
4800 E. Huron River Dr. |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48105 |
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| Washtenaw Community College |
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| Contact: Ashley Meredith, Student, School of Child Care Professional |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 483-0722 |
| Address: |
WCC Children's Center |
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FEB 100 4800 E. Huron River |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48105 |
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| Danday Creations Publishing, LCC |
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| Contact: Mike Campbell, Creative Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 374-3778 |
| Address: |
29718 Richland |
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Livonia, MI 48150 |
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| Mid Michigan Community Action Agency EHS |
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| Contact: Joanne Pittman, Component Coordinator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 386-3805 ext.1051 |
| Fax: (989) 386-3722 |
| Address: |
1574 E. Washington Rd. |
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Farwell, MI 48622 |
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| Mid Michigan Community Action Agency |
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| Contact: Tammy Funnell, Family Services Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 386-0887 |
| Fax: (989) 386-3722 |
| Address: |
PO Box 768 1574 E. Washintong Rd. |
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Farwell, MI 48622 |
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| Contact: Lisa Treiber, MSU Extension Educator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 832-6640 |
| Fax: (989) 832-6758 |
| Address: |
220 W. Ellsworth St. |
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Midland, MI 48640 |
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| Michigan Public Health Institute |
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| Contact: Betty Yancey, Nurse Consultant, Michigan Nurse Family Partnershi |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 290-6186 |
| Fax: (517) 324-7365 |
| Address: |
2440 Woodlake Circle, Ste. 150 |
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Okemos, MI 48864 |
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| PhD, Clinical Developmental Psychologist
University of Michigan
topics covered include:
Parental Reflective Capacity, Trauma, and IMH Practice
Attachment
Infants and Young Chlldren in Foster Care
Adoption
Infant Mental Health Practice
Social-Emotional Development in Infancy and Early Childhood
Parent-Child Relationship-focused Interventions
Enhancing Parental Attachment |
| Contact: Kate Rosenblum, PhD, Psychologist, Research Investigator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 846-8025 |
| Fax: (734) 936-9288 |
| Address: |
Center for Human Growth & Development |
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300 N. Ingalls Bldg., 1031 NW |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| The Children's CenterMetro Detroit Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MSW, LMSW, IMH-E® (III),a Senior Clinician and Infant Mental Health Specialist, at The Children’s Center of Wayne County. She is working to develop a Sensory Integration Clinic for children, birth to six, who have challenges processing sensory information. Lisa co-facilitates a monthly parent-toddler play group and parent support group at the Affirmations Community Center, to support parenting for gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, and transgendered families.
• Can present on the following topics:
* Sensory Integration: Responding to the Needs of Infants and Toddlers
* Attachment and Sensory Processing (impact on the parent-child relationship)
* Balancing Empathy between Parents and Babies: Using Self Reflection, Developmental Guidance and Infant-Parent Psychotherapy
* Diversity/cultural awareness
* IMH work with families with children who have developmental disabilities
* Using infant massage as an IMH Intervention with Maternal Depression, Prematurity, and other risk factor
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan
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| Contact: Lisa Garcia, Senior Clinician |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 262-1172 |
| Address: |
90 Seldon |
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Detroit, MI 48201 |
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| Mount Sinai Medical Center |
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| MS, LCSW,
The Trauma of Mother/Child Separation at a Thai Orphanage: An Exploration of Attachment Practices
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| Contact: Andrea Rothenberg, Director, Dept. of Health Education |
| Email: |
| Phone: (212) 241-6831 |
| Address: |
1 Gustave Levy Place |
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Box 1502 |
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New York, NY 10029 |
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| LMSW, CAAC, CCE,
Self-Soothing Skills for Mothers: Managing the Intrusive Symptoms of PTSD
The Myths of Motherhood: Innovative Treatment Strategies for Postpartum Depression
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| Website: www.melisaschuster.com |
| Contact: Melisa Schuster, Private Practice |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 302-0033 |
| Address: |
500 Little Lake Drive |
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Suite 300 |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48103 |
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| University of Michigan Hospitals |
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| LMSW, Clinical Social Worker, Mott Children's Hospital
Rollercoaster Families: The Need for Family Empowerment (MAIMH presentation 2009)
Past experiences: school social worker, Community Mental Health, Family Services, govt evaluation of Head Start early intervention programs; on team to write guidelines for social workers providing early intervention services.
Expertise: child development, chronically ill, infant mental health, family systems, medical-community resources
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| Contact: Barbara Shaltis,, Clinical Social Worker (LMSW) |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 615-1560 |
| Fax: (734) 763-2204 |
| Address: |
MI Congenital Heart Center |
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1500 E.Medical Ctr Dr, L1242, SPC 5204 |
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AnnArbor, MI 48109 |
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| PhD, LMFT, IMH-E (IV)
Parental Reflective Capacity, Trauma, and IMH Practice, Infant Development, Infant Assessment, Attachment, Child Maltreatment |
| Contact: Ann Stacks, Assistant Professor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 872-1790 |
| Address: |
Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute |
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71 E. Ferry |
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Detroit, MI 48202 |
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| Barbara Stroud Training and Consultation |
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| PhD,
Family Engagement without Microaggressions: Culturally Sensitive Practice
Reflective Supervision: Training for Supervisors
Infant Mental Health: Building Relationship based interventions
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| Contact: Barbara Stroud |
| Email: |
| Phone: (818) 331-4481 |
| Address: |
5153 Tyrone Ave |
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Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 |
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| DHS Proud Fathers-Proud Parents Programs |
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| LMSW, His Brain, Her Brain...and Your Approach
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| Contact: Duane Michael Wilson, Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 241-7050 |
| Address: |
PO Box 30037 |
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Lansing, MI 48909 |
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| Metro Detroit Chapter IMH
Credentials:
MA, IMH-E® (IV)
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor) Clinical
• Can provide reflective supervision and consultation
• Can provide the following training topics:
o Infant and family observation
o Early relationship development
o Enhancing parent-infant interaction
o Non-verbal cues in infancy and parenthood
o Court assessments and reports
o Guidelines for intervention: child protective services and foster care
o Early childhood mental health consultation
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Kathleen Baltman, Director, Center for Early Childhood |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 785-7705 ext.7134 |
| Fax: (734) 287-1680 |
| Address: |
13101 Allen Road |
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Southgate, MI 48195 |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
Ph.D., IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can provide a plenary address
• Can present on the following topics:
o Reflective Supervision
o Personal Growth
o Infant-Parent Psychotherapy |
| Contact: Bill Schafer, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Address: |
618 Miner St. |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48103 |
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| Michigan State University |
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| PhD,
The Healing Power of Parent-Child Rituals for At-Risk Toddlers and Their Families
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| Contact: Holly Brophy-Herb, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 335-3397 |
| Fax: (517) 353-8751 |
| Address: |
3F Human Ecology |
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East Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Eastern Michigan University |
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| MSW, Final Results from the Statewide Evaluation of Michigan's Infant Mental Health Model
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| Contact: Argenis"Jean" Conner |
| Email: |
| Fax: (734) 487-1459 |
| Address: |
317 Marshall Bldg |
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Ypsilanti, MI 48197 |
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| Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Department of Psychiatry |
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| Erika L. Bocknek, PhD, LMFT is a family therapist and researcher specializing in early (infant/toddler) socioemotional development in the context of related parenting and family processes. Special populations of expertise include children and families exposed to trauma, including abuse and neglect. |
| Contact: Erika Bocknek, Infant Mental Health Post-Doctoral Fellow |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 396-9091 |
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| Michigan State University |
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| PhD,
The Effects of Domestic Violence on Mothers, Young Children, and the Attachment Relationship
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| Contact: Anne Bogat, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 353-0812 |
| Address: |
107E Psychology Building |
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East Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| PhD,
Final Results from the Statewide Evaluation of Michigan's Infant Mental Health Model
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| Contact: Kathleen Boyes, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 262-1190 |
| Address: |
90 Seldon |
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Detroit, MI 48201 |
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| MA,
Intimate Partner Violence and its Effects on Infant and Child Development
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| Contact: Georgia Carpenter |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 537-7000 ext.114 |
| Address: |
19641 West Seven Mile Road |
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Detroit, MI 48219 |
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| MA,
Connections: Group Intervention to Support Healthy Relationships for Substance-Using Mothers &their Very Young Children
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| Contact: Patricia Freeman |
| Email: |
| Phone: (416) 736-2100 |
| Address: |
ORU-Lamarsh Centre-Violence & Conflict Resolution |
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Tech Enhanced Learning Bldg, 5022J |
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Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 Canada, |
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| UM Inst. for Human Adjustment |
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| MSW, MA
The Effects of Domestic Violence on Mothers, Young Children, and the Attachment Relationship
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| Contact: Carolyn Dayton |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 764-3471 |
| Address: |
530 Church Street |
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East Hall, Suite 2463 |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| Dept. of Psychology, Eastern Michigan University |
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| PhD, IMH-E (IV),
The Effects of Domestic Violence on Mothers, Young Children, and the Attachment Relationship
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| Contact: Alissa Huth-Bocks, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 487-0112 |
| Address: |
537 Mark Jefferson Hall |
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Ypsilanti, MI 48197 |
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| Dept. of Psychology, Michigan State University |
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| PhD,
The Effects of Domestic Violence on Mothers, Young Children, and the Attachment Relationship
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| Contact: Alytia Levendosky, PhD, Professor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 353-6396 |
| Fax: (517) 432-2476 |
| Address: |
Dept. of Psychology |
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107C Psychology Bldg. |
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East Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Early Intervention/Breaking the Cycle/PIP
PhD, Cpsych, A Group Intervention to Support Healthy Relationships for Substance-Using Mothers & their Very Young Children
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| Contact: Mary Motz |
| Email: |
| Phone: (416) 364-7373 |
| Address: |
761 Queen Street West, Suite 107 |
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Toronto, ON M6J 1G1 Canada, MI |
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| Department of Psychology, Wayne State University |
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| PhD, How Placement Decisions for Infants & Toddlers in Foster Care Impact Duration of Stay & Developmental Outcomes
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| Contact: Ty Partridge, Associate Professor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (313) 577-2813 |
| Address: |
5057 Woodward Ave 7th Floor |
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Detroit, MI 48202 |
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| Vienna Mountain Consulting |
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| "Getting It Together": A Parents' Guide to Preventing and Healing Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma (Including a simplified version of brain development and stress response for child and parent).
Screening for Family Protective Factors and resilience development.
Early Head Start IMH Consultation.
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| Contact: Mark Rains, PhD, Psychologist |
| Email: |
| Phone: (201) 491-2456 |
| Fax: (207) 778-5437 |
| Address: |
101 Town House Road |
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Vienna, ME 04360 |
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| Chicago Behavior Consultants, Inc. |
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| Alice Belgrade is a board certified behavior analyst, co-founder of Chicago Behavior Consultants, Inc., a private practice. She also is the behavior analyst for District #95 in Lake Zurich, Illinois. Alice's expertise is working with children with special needs who exhibit behavioral challenges. She is founder of The Potty People, a team who provides intensive toilet training for children with special needs. |
| Website: http://www.chicagobehavior.com/ |
| Contact: Alice Belgrade, Certified Behavior Analyst, MS.Ed, LCPC, BCBA |
| Email: |
| Phone: (773) 407-1121 |
| Fax: (773) 588-3374 |
| Address: |
4801 W. Peterson Ave |
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Suite 403 |
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Chicago, IL 60646 |
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| MI Dept.of Human Services, Genesee Co. |
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| Credentials: MSW
Presentation:
MSW, Working Across Systems for Infants & Toddlers in Child Protective Proceedings: Dep't of Human Services Perspective
Currently serving as the Maltreated Infant/Toddler Court a.k.a "Baby Court" supervisor for Genesee County Dept. of Human Services.
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| Contact: Kimberly Baxter-Brown, Foster Care Supervisor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (810) 760-2487 |
| Fax: (810) 760-2094 |
| Address: |
125 E. Union Street |
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PO Box 1628 |
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Flint, MI 48501 |
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| The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding |
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| Telemon Corporation Migrant Head Start |
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| Contact: Amira Resnick |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 323-7002 ext.24 |
| Address: |
6350 W. Michigan Ave. |
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Lansing, MI 48971 |
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| Telemon Corporation Migrant Head Start |
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| Contact: Sharon Riebel |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 323-7002 |
| Address: |
6350 W. Michigan Ave. |
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Lansing, MI 48971 |
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| Institute for Child Study, University of Maryland |
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| MSW, PhD, Inequities in Infancy
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| Contact: Brenda Jones Harden, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (301) 405-2580 |
| Fax: (301) 405-2891 |
| Address: |
1117 Benjamin Building |
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College Park, MI 20742 |
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| Genesee Co. Community Mental Health |
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| Credentials: LLMSW
Presentation: Family's Experience of Receiving Special Attention from Community Partners to Meet Their Infant's Relationship Needs
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| Contact: Janet Evans |
| Email: |
| Phone: (810) 257-3676 |
| Fax: (810) 257-0713 |
| Address: |
Child and Family Services |
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1102 Mackin Road |
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Flint, MI 48503 |
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| Eastern Michigan University |
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| LMSW, Final Results from the Statewide Evaluation of Michigan‚ Infant Mental Health Model
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| Contact: Joan Abbey |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 487-0393 |
| Fax: (734) 487-1459 |
| Address: |
317 Marshall Bldg |
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Ypsilanti, MI 48197 |
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| Methamphetamines |
| Contact: Joel Abendroth, D/Sgt |
| Email: |
| Phone: (989) 352-6738 |
| Address: |
4815 Sunset Dr |
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Fremont, MI 49412 |
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| Contact: Carol Haapala |
| Email: |
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| Contact: Dan Muliett |
| Email: |
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| Grand Rapids Public Schools |
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| Embedding Language Strategies within Daily Routines
Participants will learn concepts of communication and strategies for supporting language development at different stages. Additionally, participants will learn how to coach the parent/caregiver to implement these strategies in the daily routines of families.
Other Topics: |
| Contact: Candyce Peterson |
| Phone: (517) xxx-xxxx |
| Address: |
55 S. Harrison Rd. |
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East Lansing, MI 48824 |
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| Michigan Department of Community Health |
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| Credentials & areas of expertise:
State Technical Assistant & Training Consultant
Child care Expulsion Preventative Initiative
State of Michigan
Putting the DECA-I/T Into Practice: How to Use Results for Planning and Measuring Outcomes
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| Contact: Mary Mackrain |
| Email: |
| Address: |
1404 East Lincoln |
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Birmingham, MI 48009 |
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| Speech Langauge Pathologist
Presenter at Annual Early On Conference:
"Baby Signs"
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| Contact: Carol L. Gould |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 648-1906 |
| Address: |
902 Gainsborough Drive |
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East Lansing, MI 48823 |
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| University of Michigan, Department of Psychiatry and Center for Human Growth and Development |
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| Clinical Lecturer. Keynote at 2009 Infant Mental Health Conference"...Supporting Childhood Trauma Survivors During the Transition to Motherhood."
Specialty: Psychiatry
Anxiety, Stress and Ambulatory Program: treats and educates patients with disabling anxiety-related conditions. Appropriate referrals include patients with spontaneous panic attacks; agoraphobia; phobias to specific objects, animals or situations; disabling social anxiety; obsessive-compulsive disorders; generalized, chronic anxiety; and post-traumatic stress. |
| Contact: Maria Muzik, Dr. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 846-8027 |
| Fax: (734) 764-4031 |
| Address: |
Rachel Upjohn Building |
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4250 Plymouth Road |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| • Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, specialized in-service
training related to MI-AIMH Competencies, and plenary address
• Can present on the following topics:
o Infant mental health
o Grief and loss issues
o Early childhood consultations in an Infant/toddler’s daycare
o Effects of substance abuse pre-natal and beyond
o Attachment issues
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Rene’ Beyette |
| Email: |
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| • Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Mary Budde |
| Email: |
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| Upper Peninsula Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials: MSW, BSN, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Social-emotional health
o Attachment – basic review
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Melissa Copenhaver |
| Email: |
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| Credentials:
MSW, Ph.D., IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV, (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH competencies
o A plenary address
o Toddler development
o Using observational skills in the assessment of infants and toddlers
o Developmental perspectives on intervention with toddlers and parents
o Developmental perspectives on trauma in the first five years
o Assessing developmental disorders in young children
o Assessing and intervening with aggressive behavior in toddlers
o Therapy with toddlers who have witnessed parental violence
o Trauma, neglect, and brain development in young children
o Therapeutic techniques in the child care setting
o Consultation on behalf of children at-risk for expulsion from daycare
o Secondary trauma in work with high risk young children
o Organizing and leading reflective supervision
o Reflective supervision in infant mental health
o Training supervisors in reflective supervision
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Douglas Davies, Dr. |
| Email: |
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| Metro Detroit Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MA, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH competencies
o Training related to culturally competent/sensitive practice with young children
and families
o Promoting diversity within the infant family field
o Cultural humility, cultural attunement, our own cultural lenses
o IMH principles, practice, relevance
o “Eye on the Prize” – Keeping Baby and Relationships at the Center of Our Work
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan (limited) |
| Contact: Bonnie Daligga, daliggab@trinity-health.org |
| Email: |
| Phone: (248) 335-5638 ext.4 |
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| Credentials:
MA, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Basic social and emotional development
o An Introduction to Infant Mental Health Principles & Practice
o Nurse-Family Partnership model
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Brooke Foulds |
| Email: |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision
• Can present on the following topics:
o Infant development
o Working with infants/toddlers with special needs
o Understanding child’s temperament
o Overview of Early On and work with Child Protective Services
o Certified Infant Massage Instructor
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Beverly Davidson |
| Email: |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Certified infant massage instructor
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Social and emotional development
o An Introduction to Infant Mental Health Strategies and Practice
o Self-Reflective Practice in Infant Mental Health
o MI-AIMH Competencies and Endorsement
o Early On and IMH Principles
o Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, and Homelessness: Impact on Infants,
Toddlers, Families and Practitioners
o Screening & assessment (formal and informal)
o Supporting developing attachments
o Temperament
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan
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| Contact: Sheryl Goldberg, Jackson Chapter IMH |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 265-1788 |
| Address: |
2946 Sutton Rd. |
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Cassopolis, MI 49221 |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Marshelle Hawver |
| Email: |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and specialized inservice
training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
• Can present on the following topics:
o Social-emotional development
o CCEP Modules
o IMH in an early childhood setting
o Infant massage (certified educator)
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Jeri Lea Kroll |
| Email: |
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| Credentials:
BA, MA, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Home visitation
o Attachment
o Infant mental health principles
o Reflective supervision
o Using IMH principles in working with families with children with disabilities
o Observation, video, assessment
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Terry Krueger |
| Email: |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, specialized in-service
training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies, and play therapy supervision
• Can present on the following topics:
o Promoting attachment with foster and adoptive children
o Trauma in early childhood
o Attachment through the lifespan
o Play therapy
o Relationship-based play therapy (theraplay, filial play, floor time, child-centered)
o Sand therapy with young children
o Play and development
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Diane Kukulis |
| Email: |
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| West Michigan Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MA, MSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision
• Can present on the following topic:
o Healthy Boundaries
o Social and Emotional Health in Infancy and the Early Years
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Kay Loftus |
| Email: |
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| Metro Detroit and Livingston-Washtenaw Chapters |
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| Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision
• Can provide specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
• Can present on the following topics:
o Home Visiting
o Assessment and relationship-based interventions for perinatal depression
o MI-AIMH Endorsement
o MI-AIMH Competency Guidelines
o Meeting the needs of infants/toddlers involved in child protective proceedings
and the courts through assessment and intervention
o Infant Mental Health and Code of Ethics
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Nicole Paradis |
| Email: |
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| Northern Michigan Chapter |
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| Credentials:
Ph.D., IMH-E®
Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can deliver a plenary address
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized topics related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
o Attachment
o Social and Emotional Development
o Reflective Supervision: How to Get Started
o Managing and Understanding Challenging Behavior in Young Children
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Gregory A. Proulx, Dr. |
| Email: |
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| West Michigan Chapter IMH
Credentials:
LBSW, MA, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and specialized inservice
training related to MI-AIMH Competencies
• Can present on the following topics:
o Social-Emotional Development in Infants and Toddlers
o Pregnancy and the First Month
o Attachment
o Home Visiting
o Reflective Supervision
o IMH Principles and Services
o IMH and the Courts
o Baby Court
o IMH and Friend of the Court
o Educating Protective Service, Court Staff, and Judges
o Temperament
o Working with Caregivers with Special Needs Children
o IMH and the Experience of Foster Care
o Foster Parents and IMH
o Infant Massage (certified educator)
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside Michigan |
| Contact: Mary Beth Reimer |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 456-6571 ext.1337 |
| Address: |
1101 Ball Avenue NE |
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Grand Rapids, MI 49505 |
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| Metro Detroit Chapter IMH
Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Can deliver a plenary address
• Can present on the following topics:
o Parent-Infant Relationships
o Specialized topics related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
o Attachment, Patterns and clinical work
o Social and Emotional Development
o Trauma and Attachment in Young Children
o Early Brain Development and Implications for Clinical Practice
o Observation and Assessment
o Grief and Loss: Adoption
o Supporting Developing Relationships in Foster Care & Adoption
o School Intervention for Post-Adopted Children |
| Contact: Julie Ribaudo |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 936-4949 |
| Address: |
2784 SSW Building |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109 |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
M.Ed., IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized topics related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
o Infant and Family Observation
o Infant and Family Evaluation/Assessment
o Early On Principles and Practices
o Family Centered Care
o Reflective Supervision
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Ann Saffer |
| Email: |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MA, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Specialized topics related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
o Introduction to Infant Mental Health
o Attachment
o Toddler Development and Attachment Relationships
o Infant Mental Health and Child Care
o Child Care Expulsion Prevention
o Infant and Toddler Development
o The Dance: Changes as Children and Parents Grow
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Kathryn Sims |
| Email: |
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| Southwest Michigan Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Infant Mental Health Services: Continuum of Care for Infants 0-3 and their
Families
o Attachment and Child Development Clinics
o Parent and Child Attachment: Assessment and Treatment of Attachment
Challenged Families
o Blended Families: Assessment and Treatment of Family System Needs
o Attachment Therapy
o Trauma and Loss Consultation
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan
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| Contact: Lisa Velez |
| Email: |
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| Washtenaw-Livingston Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MSW, IMH-E®
Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and reflective group consultation
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Barbara Walentowski |
| Email: |
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| Metro Detroit Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
Ph.D., IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation and agency consultation
• Can provide training on the following topics:
o Social and Emotional Development in Infancy and Early Parenthood
o Introduction to Infant Mental Health Strategies and Practice
o Structured Observation in Infancy and Early Parenthood
o Reflective Supervision: A Developing Partnership
o Systems Change and Workforce Development through Competency-Based
Endorsement
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Deborah Weatherston, Dr. |
| Email: |
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| Maltreated Infant/Toddler Treatment Court |
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| Genesee Chapter IMH
Credentials:
LMSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (IMH Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation and agency consultation
• Can provide training on the following topics:
o Attachment
o The Infant Mental Health Model
o Parenting Attachment Disordered Children – Using the Relationship to
Heal
o Case Studies in Infant Mental Health
o Providing Testimony/Assessment for the Courts
o Baby Courts
• Able to travel in Michigan within limits and outside of Michigan only if funded |
| Contact: Erin Werth |
| Email: |
| Phone: (810) 730-3781 |
| Address: |
9111 Saddlehorn |
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Flushing, MI 48433 |
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| Credentials:
MSW, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level III (Infant Mental Health Specialist)
• Can provide reflective supervision and specialized in-service training related to the
MI-AIMH Competencies
• Can provide training on the following topics:
o Assessment and treatment of trauma
o Overview of DBT
o Self Care: Dialectical Conversations and Reflective Practice
o Marschak Interaction Method
o Theoretical Underpinnings of IMH
o Origin of Self Injurious Behavior
• Able to travel in Michigan |
| Contact: Robert White |
| Email: |
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| West Michigan Chapter IMH |
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| Credentials:
MS, CNM, IMH-E®
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Relationship Development During Pregnancy: The Transition to Becoming
a Nurturing Mother
o Pregnancy After a Loss
o Domestic Violence in Pregnancy and Early Childhood
o Substance Use and Abuse in Pregnancy and Early Parenting
o Specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan
• Endorsed at Level IV (IMH Mentor)
• Can provide reflective supervision, reflective group consultation, and agency consultation
• Can present on the following topics:
o Relationship Development During Pregnancy: The Transition to Becoming
a Nurturing Mother
o Pregnancy After a Loss
o Domestic Violence in Pregnancy and Early Childhood
o Substance Use and Abuse in Pregnancy and Early Parenting
o Specialized in-service training related to the MI-AIMH Competencies
• Able to travel in Michigan and outside of Michigan |
| Contact: Priscilla Tait |
| Email: |
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| The National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children |
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| William Steele, MSW, PsyD is the Founder and Director of The National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children, established in 1990. In 2007 he was appointed Executive Director of Children's Home of Detroit. Dr. Steele has developed, published and produced numerous books, articles, trauma-specific intervention programs and resource materials. He has trained well over 40,000 professionals. |
| Website: http://www.tlcinst.org/billsteele.html |
| Contact: William Steele, DR. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (877) 306-5256 |
| Address: |
900 Cook Road |
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Grosse Pointe Woods, MI |
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| Western Michigan University School of Social Work |
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| John serves as program coordinator of the WMU Tri-county MSW Program in Grand Rapids. His teaching areas include individual practice, family practice, child welfare, and field education. His interests include stress management, compassion fatigue, family systems, attention deficit disorder, and administration of social service agencies. |
| Contact: John Nielson |
| Email: |
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| Pediatric Hospitalist
Dr. Mohr's clinical interests include child maltreatment, child abuse, forensic pediatrics, and other special health care needs.
Research Interests: Dr. Mohr's research interests include abusive head trauma in neonates and infants. In addition, Dr. Mohr has served as an appointed member of a state child abuse death review team, a child protection team medical director, and as a member of a mental health subcommittee for a state Supreme Court. |
| Contact: Bethany Mohr, M.D. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (734) 615-3584 |
| Address: |
1500 E Medical Center Drive |
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6th Floor Motts Childrens |
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Ann Arbor, MI |
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| Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D. is the Senior Fellow of The ChildTrauma Academy, a not-for-profit organization based in Houston that promotes innovations in service, research and education in child maltreatment and childhood trauma (www.ChildTrauma.org). Dr. Perry is the co-author of The Boy Who Was Raised As A Dog: What Traumatized Children Can Teach Us About Loss, Love and Healing, a popular book based on his work with children, published by Basic Books. Over the last fifteen years, Dr. Perry has been an active teacher, clinician and researcher in children’s mental health and the neurosciences holding a variety of academic positions. |
| Website: http://ChildTrauma.org |
| Contact: Bruce Perry, MD, PhD |
| Email: |
| Address: |
5161 San Felipe |
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Suite 320 |
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Houston, TX 77056 |
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| Vanderbilt University's Peabody College |
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| Early intervention for young children with disabilities and their families; specifically, predictors and consequences of child engagement (duration and complexity of play and interactions with others), models of service delivery by occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech/language pathologists, and early childhood special educators; and family-centered practices, particularly for infants and toddlers with disabilities. |
| Website: http://peabody.vanderbilt.edu/x7481.xml |
| Contact: Robin McWilliam, Dir.Vanderbilt Center for Child Development, Ph.D. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (615) 936-0287 |
| Address: |
3401 West End Avenue Ste 460 West |
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Nashville, TN 37203 |
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| University of Michigan Health System |
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| “Play and Literacy,”
Kent Intermediate School District. A workshop specifically designed for teachers who work with Pre-K and DK children. Research is only the beginning to show the immense importance that the first years have in determining children’s future success in many areas, particularly in literacy.
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| Website: http://www.aquinas.edu/education/about/ezeh.html |
| Contact: Nkechy Ezeh, Associate Professor of Education, Ed.D. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 632-2431 |
| Address: |
1607 Robinson Road S.E |
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Grand Rapids, MI 49506 |
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| Grand Valley State University |
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| The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding |
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| Laurel Falvo is a Certified Family Life Educator, with experience in educating parents and professionals about autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and strategies for being socially effective. Her perspectives include experience as a mom of kids with ASD, a former first grade teacher, and as the Executive Director of The Gray Center. Her "Social Response Pyramid(TM)" is an educational tool designed to help people interact more effectively with each other. |
| Website: http://www.thegraycenter.org/store/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.display&page_id=42 |
| Contact: Laurel Falvo, Executive Director of The Gray Center |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 706-6958 |
| Fax: (616) 748-6029 |
| Address: |
100 Pine St. |
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Ste. 121 |
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Zeeland, MI 49464 |
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| LEE ANN JUNG, PhD, is an associate professor in the department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling at the University of Kentucky, where she joined the faculty in 2002. Before coming to Kentucky, Lee Ann worked in early intervention for eight years in the roles of service coordinator, special instructor, assessment team coordinator, and program administrator. Currently, Lee Ann conducts research and teaches in the Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education program, which she chaired for several years. She is the higher education representative for Kentucky's Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) and has served as chairperson of the ICC. Lee Ann is a leading expert on IFSP development, and her research in this area includes the largest study of IFSP quality to date. She is a frequent national speaker and consultant on topics of service delivery models, IFSP development, family support, and web-based technology in early intervention. Lee Ann serves on the editorial boards for the Journal of Early Intervention and Young Exceptional Children, and her work has appeared in major peer-reviewed special education journals. Her publications in Young Exceptional Children are used regularly by numerous programs, state systems, and the National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center. She can be contacted at ljung@uky.edu. |
| Website: http://www.uky.edu/Education/EDS/vita/LJungvita.pdf |
| Contact: Lee Ann Jung, Associate Professor, Ph.D., M.Ed., B.A. |
| Email: |
| Phone: (859) 619-9773 |
| Fax: (859) 257-1325 |
| Address: |
124 Taylor Education Building |
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Lexington, KY 40506 |
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| Karen presented at COOR (1 day conference) on 4/16/07 on "Learn to Talk Around the Clock" - a toolkit developed for children who are hearing impaired. They have found the information helpful for all children with speech and language delays. The kit has great ways to work with families in the natural environment and has activities in places the child is usually at - in the kitchen, playtime, little helper, etc... We purchased toolkits for our home visitors and also planned a follow up session where we put together kits for the home visitors to take with them which included copies of the handouts, and manipulatives and books to help with ideas on how to implement the curriculum (put each kit in one of those extra large ziplocs). We included some other pieces about effective home visiting and titled that follow up workshop "Experience Speaks" which was basically our local staff sharing ideas with each other to become more effective. Our home visitors have been very pleased with the ease of use of this (can pick up and go, and can use for a variety of levels of need using the same kit) and especially like how the curriculum's first behavior that is worked on is more face to face/eye contact between parent and child. I contacted Karen through the Alexander Graham Bell Association. |
| Website: http://www.agbell.org |
| Contact: Karen Rossi, Executive Director |
| Email: |
| Phone: (202) 337-5220 |
| TTY: (202) 337-5221 |
| Address: |
910 North 89 Circle |
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Omaha, NE 68114 |
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| Transitions |
| Contact: Jenny Alvarez, Early On Teacher |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 898-5214 |
| Address: |
625 N. Hagadorn Road |
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Mason, MI 48854 |
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| Happiest Baby |
| Contact: Tracy Axtell, Head Start Teacher |
| Email: |
| Phone: (906) 863-7588 |
| Address: |
W 6136 Number 2 Road |
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Menominee, MI 49858 |
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| Ottawa County Health Department |
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| Methamphetamines |
| Contact: Janine Chittenden, Child Health Supervisor |
| Email: |
| Phone: (616) 844-2399 |
| Address: |
16920 Ferris Street |
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Grand Haven, MI 49417 |
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| Telemon Corporation Migrant Head Start |
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| Migrant |
| Contact: Amanda Clark, State Family Service Coordinator |
| Email: |
| Phone: (517) 323-7002 ext.24 |
| Address: |
6350 W. Michigan Ave. |
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Lansing, MI 48971 |
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| University of California San Francisco |
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| The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding |
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| The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding |
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