Keynote Speaker – Dr.
Kay Redfield Jamison, author of
An Unquiet Mind, Night Falls Fast, and
Touched With Fire
Also featuring:
Temple Grandin, PhD, professor,
Colorado State University and
author of “Emergence: Labeled Autistic” and “Thinking
in Pictures”
speaking about her latest book, Developing Talents
Additional Topics include:
Anxiety Disorders: Assessment
and Intervention Strategies for Children
Judy Reaven, Ph.D., Director
of the Autism & Developmental Disorders Clinic of UCHSC/JFK Partners
The Importance of Psychological
Assessment for Clinical Direction and Intervention
Richard Luscomb, PhD, Clinical
Psychologist, Germantown, TN
How to be Nurturing When the
Problem is Nature
Lanning Schiller, PhD, Clinical Psychologist,
Boulder, CO
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
(OCD): The Hidden Piece of the Puzzle
Judy Goldstein, M.A., founder
and facilitator of the Boulder OCD Support Group, a founder
and director of the Colorado Obsessive Compulsive Association,
educator
When the Going Gets Tougher:
The impact of childhood brain disorders on adolescent development
Jan Hittelman, PhD, Clinical
Psychologist, Director of Compass House, Boulder CO, author of the monthly
column "Surviving the Teenage Years"
Presentation Notes [PDF][HTML]
A Parent's Survival Guide for the Teenage Years [PDF][HTML]
Making Positive Behavior Support
Plans Work in the Classroom
Gina Rocque, M.A., CCC-SLP,
Educational Consultant and Family Specialist, Boulder Valley School District
Pediatric Bipolar Track:
Parents Coping with Bipolar Disorder:
Challenges and Solutions
David Miklowitz, PhD, UNC
– Chapel Hill
Presentation Notes [PDF][HTML]
The Neuroscience of Early-Onset
Bipolar Disorder
Kiki Chang, MD, Stanford
Pediatric Bipolar Disorders Program
Presentation Notes [PDF][HTML]
The Rational and Irrational Treatment
of Children with Bipolar Mood Disorders
Steven Dubovsky, MD, SUNY
– Buffalo
Bipolar Disorder in Children
and Adolescents
Boris Birmaher, MD, Western
Psychiatric Institute in Pittsburgh
Presentation
Notes [PDF][HTML]
Hunting Chimera: Strategies for
Assessing Bipolar Disorder in Children
and Adolescents
Eric Youngstrom, PhD, Case
Western University
Presentation Notes [PDF][HTML]
Registration Information:
Link to Downloadable Registration Form
Registration Fee
- $145
Late
Registration Fee - after Dec. 31, 2004 - $165
(dependent upon space available)
Contact
IC@centennialconferences.com for questions about
registration.
Contact Harriet
Austin, Harriet@invisiblechild.org for questions regarding
the program
Cancellation Policy:
Refunds, minus a $25 administrative fee, will be granted for
cancellations requested in writing by Jan. 10, 2005.
No refunds will be granted after this date or for non-attendance.
Invisible Child reserves the right to alter the agenda, cancel
or re-schedule the conference in the event of an unforeseen
circumstance.
Exhibitors: Exhibitors’
tables will be available in the foyer/registration area of the Westin Westminster.
For information about exhibitor opportunities, please contact Harriet Austin,
president of Invisible Child, at Harriet@invisiblechild.org.
