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Attunement in the Helping Relationship with Families and Young Children workshop

You are cordially invited to an international workshop with Dr. Linda Gilkerson in memory of the late Patricia Van Horn:
Attunement in the Helping Relationship with Families and Young Children

 

To download the invitation please click here

 

 

Wednesday, January 20, 2021, at 9 a.m. EST
On Zoom

 

*Workshop cost: $10

*The invitation is personal and not for distribution. Space is limited

 

 

Workshop description

This workshop will build beginning skills in using the FAN (Facilitating Attuned Interactions) as a practical navigational tool to operationalize attunement in helping relationships with families and young children. Using the five core processes of the FAN, participants will learn to read cues and move flexibly on the FAN – matching your interactions to the family/child relationship. Participants will also develop their skills in Mindful Self-Regulation, helping them to stay calm and think clearly in challenging interactions. Participants will practice using the ARC of Engagement to structure sessions to promote emotional safety and collaboration.

 

Dr. Linda Gilkerson

Linda Gilkerson, Ph.D., LSW is an internationally recognized expert in infant mental health and early intervention. She is a professor and director of the Irving B. Harris Infant Studies Program at Erikson Institute, a graduate school in child development based in Chicago, Illinois. There, she founded Erikson’s first clinical initiative, Fussy Baby Network, an infant mental health informed prevention home visiting program for parents of infants under one year. Dr. Gilkerson is the developer of the FAN (Facilitating Attuned Interactions), an approach that is used widely in home visitation, early childhood mental health consultation programs, and pediatric residency training to facilitate parent engagement and reflective practice. Her research and publications focus on relationship-based approaches and reflective supervision in a range of settings including NICU, early intervention, and other community-based services.  She has been a long-time board member of Zero to Three and has served on numerous boards and advisory councils on infancy and early childhood

 

 

 Questions may be addressed to Dr. Paula David paulad@haruv.org.il or Dr. Avital Kaye-Tzadok avital@ou.edu

 

 

 



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