When

Friday, May 1, 2020 from 9:00am - 10:30pm

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Where

This is an online event.  
Guests will receive Zoom details on April 30. 

Contact

Jean Cimino 
Colorado Association for Infant Mental Health 
303-325-5215 
co.endorsement.coordinator@gmail.com 


International Workshop on
Early Attachment and Culture: Lessons From Around the World

A Three-Part Global Learning Adventure!

CoAIMH and the Two Lilies Fund are thrilled to welcome Dr. Nana Esi Gaisie, MBChB (ZERO TO THREE Fellow and pediatrician from Ghana) & Dr. Abraham Sagi-Schwartz (child development expert from Israel) to Colorado via Zoom this spring!

Ecologically-specific contexts are often used to challenge universal conclusions about early childhood / relational development. Drawing on previous as well as new findings, this lecture will focus on the potential power and merit of socio-cultural contexts for highlighting important universal aspects of development, specifically through the lens of attachment theory. 

Relying on cross-cultural research from many countries around the world (e.g. those throughout North and South America, Eurpe, Asia, and Africa), Drs. Nana and Avi will advocate for the universality of attachment theory, while also sharing implications for issues associated with having a significant impact on early attachment (e.g. divorce, foster care, adoption, etc.). 

PART ONE: April 24 – 30
Individual, self-paced viewing period
Presentations by Drs. Sagi-Schwartz & Gaisie
Film by Jane West, the Two Lilies Fund

PART TWO: Friday, May 1: 9:00–10:30am MT
(Online Gathering) Overview of Global Early Childhood Mental Health by Jane West / Q&A with Drs. Sagi-Schwartz & Gaisie

PART THREE: Friday, May 15: 11:00am–12:15pm MT
(Online Gathering) Reflecting Together: Implications for IECMH in CO
Moderated by CoAIMH and the Two Lilies Fund

CoAIMH Member Registration: $25.00
Non-Member Registration: $35.00

Registration closes on April 23, 2020.

*A portion of registration fees will be donated back to the Two Lilies Fund to support their continued efforts to shine a spotlight on model projects - in under-resourced parts of the world - that are designed to strengthen the social and emotional development of young children and their caregivers. 

*Time spent in this event counts toward IMH-EŽ Training and 2021 Renewal Hours.*
Certificates of attendance will be issued electronically after the event.

PLEASE NOTE that we are unable to process any registration refunds after April 23, 2020.