Leaders in the Field
We are very pleased to invite you to join our Webinar series on the first Wednesday of each month. Check out our upcoming speaker below or watch previous webinars here.
In 2024, the following speakers have graciously agreed to present: January: Matthew Melmed (Zero To Three); February: Cyndie S. Hatcher (Boston Medical Center and Boston University Medical School); March: Jane Holmes Bernstein (Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School); April: Stephen Porges (Univ. of North Carolina Medical School and Indiana University); May: Kari Slinning (Regional Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Eastern and Southern Norway); June: Serena Wieder (The Profectum Foundation). July and August: No Webinar. September: Barbara Stroud (Infant Mental Health Training Consultant); October: Nim Tottenham (Columbia University); November: Lise Carolyn Johnson (Boston Children’s Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School); December: Neil W. Boris (Circle of Security International).
Centering Critical Consciousness, Critical Self-Reflection, Racial Equity and Inclusion in Reflective Supervision/Consultation
Nucha Isarowong and Carmen Rosa Noroña
From Social Withdrawal Behavior to Shared Pleasure
Professors Kaija Puura and Antoine Guedeney
Conceptual and empirical advances in our understanding about the relationship with the unborn baby, and their implications for practice
Presented by Professor Jane Barlow
How Cultures Care for Young Children, and Why It Matters
Presented by Professors Charles Super and Sara Harkness
Infant Care and Development: Historical change and cross-cultural value conflict in pathways to attachment and family relationships
Presented by Dr. Patricia Marks Greenfield
Revitalizing How We Serve: Sitting at the Feet of the Storyteller
Presented by Dr. Dominique Charlot-Swilley
Neglect in Young Children: Effects on Infants, Caregivers and Providers
Presented by Paula D. Zeanah and Charles H. Zeanah
Beyond Mental Health: Child Development in Evolutionary Perspective
Presented by Jay Belsky, Emeritus Professor