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In Service To Families, Children & The Courts
6th Annual Children in Trauma Conference
Children in Trauma 2008 Conference
- Thanks for Attending!
Helping Children Survive Trauma: Early Life Stress, Brain Development and
Effective Interventions
featuring
Victor G. Carrion, MD
Director, Stanford Early Life Stress
Research Program
January 11-12, 2008
California State University, Chico campus
9am-4:30pm each day, Bell Memorial Union Auditorium
Children in Trauma explores the multifaceted issues surrounding
children who experience trauma in their lives. The 2008 conference is
our sixth annual presentation.
The conference is an intensive two day practicum into how traumatic stress
can alter early development and how to recognize this problem and what
to do about it.
>>> Single
Registration - $299 - RCED 944N-03<<<Click Single ENROLL
>>> Group
Registration - $259 - RCED 944N-04<<<Click GROUP ENROLL
Session Overview:
Day One
Session 1: The Behavioral Aftermath
of Trauma.
During
this session stress, trauma and pediatric PTSD will be discussed from a
phenomenological and practical perspective.
Session 2:
Biological Markers of Stress and Trauma and it will present
recent seminal research into the pathogenesis of PTSD early in development.
Day Two
Session 3: Treatment
Approaches and will present intervention approaches that have
empirical data supporting their effectiveness, such as Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy. It will also address the role of psychopharmacology in treatment
of PTSD symptoms, its severity and its comorbidity. The Stanford Cue-Centered
Treatment Model will be introduced.
Session 4: We will expand on
this multi-modality approach by using the Cue-Centered
protocol.
In addition to learning from a nationally recognized scholar and practitioner,
you will walk away from this conference with an array of professional
contacts and practical tools. The conference sponsors, presenter,
exhibitors, and participants all bring with them a variety of experiences,
ideas, theories, programs, and techniques to create an interdisciplinary,
kaleidoscopic approach for serving the needs of our most vulnerable
children: children in trauma.
Objectives:
At the close of this conference you will be able to:
- Define the behavioral aftermath of early childhood trauma.
- Identify the impact of early life stress and trauma on brain development.
- Review the phenomenological and practical perspectives on stress,
trauma, and pediatric PTSD.
- Identify recent research on PTSD in early childhood development.
- Understand the value of multi-modal treatment approaches.
- Identify treatment approaches.
- Discuss the role of psychopharmacology in the treatment of PTSD symptoms.
- Review the determination of PTSD severity and co morbidity.
- Explain the Stanford Cue-Centered Treatment Model.
- Apply the Cue-Centered protocol in the care of patients.
Who Should Attend
- Psychologists
- Social Workers
- Counselors
- Psychiatrists
- Psychoanalysts
- Marriage & Family Therapists
- Mental Healthcare Providers
- Educators
- Attorneys
- Law Enforcement Professionals
- Mediators
- Child Custody Evaluators
- Behavioral Health Professionals
- Nurses
- Physicians
- Emergency Responders
- Children's Advocates
About Dr. Victor G. Carrion
Victor G. Carrion, M.D. is Associate Professor at Stanford University,
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Director of the
Stanford Early Life Stress Research Program. His research examines the
interplay between brain development and stress vulnerability via a multi-method
approach that includes psychophysiology, neuroimaging, neuroendocrinology
and phenomenology. Dr. Carrion also works on developing individual and
community-based interventions for stress related conditions in children
and adolescents that experience traumatic stress.
Children in Trauma Conference Exhibitors
Publishers, public service agencies, and other
resource providers will
be on hand to share information. Exhibits will be open from 8am-4:30pm
daily.
Join us to discover a wide array of information and creative ideas to address
the needs of children in trauma. If you would like to
exhibit, please fill out and submit the online form or give our office a call, 530-898-6105.
Continuing Education Credit - BBSE BRN MCEP CME MCLE
Participants may earn 12 hours of BBSE (Provider PCE 799),
BRN (Provider 00656), MCEP (Provider CAL123), CME
Category I credit and
MCLE continuing education credit.
Enloe Medical Center designates this educational activity for a maximum
of 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ . Physicians should only claim
credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This credit also may be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing
Medical Education .
Enloe Medical Center is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California
Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for
physicians. Enloe Medical Center takes responsibility for the content, quality
and scientific integrity of this CME activity.
Sponsors
This conference is sponsored by Butte County
Superior Court Family Court Services, Enloe Medical Center, Butte County
Bar Association, and the Center for Regional and Continuing Education
Date, Time, Location
8:30am Registration Desk Opens - Continental Breakfast
9am-4:30pm Friday, January 11, and Saturday,
January 12, 2008
CSU, Chico campus, Bell Memorial Union Auditorium - Map
Parking: The TOP FLOOR of the university parking structure has been reserved for Friday. The parking structure is located on the corner of W. 2nd & Ivy Street. Please note that parking is limited and on a first come first served basis. Saturday you may park in any available stall.
Enrollment Information - Registration Now Open
Fees include continental breakfasts, lunches, and materials.
>>> Single
Registration - $299 - RCED 944N-03 <<<Click Single ENROLL
>>> Group
Registration - $259 - RCED 944N-04 <<<Click GROUP ENROLL
Note: Group Registration is 4 or more from the same organization.
You can enroll by phone today: 530-898-6105
We can handle POs and can facilitate group registrations, give us a call.
You can also enroll by mail or fax! Use this writable
PFD to register.
Fill out, print, and either mail or fax the completed (and signed) form to:
- Center for Regional and Continuing Education
California State University, Chico
Chico, CA 95929-0250
- Fax: 530-898-4020
Help us spread the word.
Click here for the pdf flyer
Please announce this opportunity to your
friends and collegues who will benefit from this conference.
Thanks !
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Victor Carrion, MD
Early
Bird Online
Conference Registration
Deadline 1/9/08
You can enroll by
phone today
Call 530-898-6105
You can enroll
by mail or fax.
Fill out, print, and either
mail or fax the completed
(and signed) form to:
Continuing Education
California State University, Chico
Chico, CA 95929-0250
FAX: 530-898-4020
Call for Conference Exhibitors and Resource Providers:
Publishers, public service agencies, and other resource providers will be on hand to share information.
Exhibits will be open from
8am-4:30pm daily. Join us to discover a wide array of information and creative ideas
to address the needs of children
in trauma.
If you would like to exhibit,
please fill out and submit the
online form or give our office a call, 530-898-6105.
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