[Full Day In-Person] Social and Emotional Impacts of the Pandemic: Reshaping the Practice of Psychology

When
12 Nov 2021
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location
Hybrid Webinar
Spaces left
60

Registration

Member Pricing – $130.00
New Member – $100.00
Non-Member Pricing – $180.00
Student Pricing – $50.00

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Meeting the Rising Demand for the Treatment of Child & Adolescent Anxiety and Trauma

Opening Remarks: Jamie Pratt, PsyD, BCBA-D, Maine Psychological Association President

Dr. Pratt is Department Chair and Associate Professor of Educational and School Psychology at the University of Southern Maine

Morning Session

I. Child and adolescent evidence-based treatments: New England Regional and National trends and how this has impacted caregivers. With a focus on anxiety and trauma, participants will walk away with methods they can apply from theoretical to concrete steps.

(3 hours)

Dan Cheron, PhD, ABPP, VP of Programs, Implementation, and Training; Chief

Psychologist at The Baker Center

Afternoon Session

II.         Child and adolescent treatment services in Maine: statewide lens of evidence-based modalities and trainings available in Maine. (1 hour)
Liam Shaw, MBA, LCSW, Manager of Outpatient Pediatric Behavioral Health  MaineGeneral Edmund N. Ervin Pediatrics Center

III.         Child and adolescent trauma assessment overview: A focus on risk profiles, maltreatment and exposure and how to address them. (1 hour)

Deductibility: Association dues are not deductible as a charitable contribution, but may be deducted as an ordinary business expense. MePA estimates that 30% of dues will be allocated to lobbying expenditures, and are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. IRC Sec 162(e)(3).