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X-WR-CALDESC:THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS\, PLEASE CONT
ACT CHRISTY AT CROHE@NEBRASKACHILDREN.ORG.\n\nJoin us for the 2nd Annu
al Recharge for Resilience conference\, a day dedicated to all who work di
rectly or indirectly with children and families in the home. This all day
event will recharge and rejuvenate you to build resilience for yourself an
d the families you serve.\n\nAdmission\n$25 per person\n \nPrese
nted by\nNebraska- Maternal\, Infant & Early Childhood Home Visiting\,
Nebraska Children & Families Foundation\, Sixpence Early Learning Fund\,
Buffett Early Childhood Institute\, Head Start State Collaboration Office\
, Early Development Network\, Together for Kids and Families\n\nAgenda<
/b>\n8-8:45am: Registration \n8:45-9am: Morning
Charge-Up Katherine Brockman \n9-10am: General Session I:
Sam Meisels \n10-10:10am: Break and Transition \n10:10-11:25 am:
Breakout Session I \n11:25-11:50am: Resource Walk/Break/Get Lunch
\n11:50am-1:05pm: General Session II: Lunch & Family Panel \n1:05-1:20pm:
Recharge- Katherine Brockman \n1:20-1:30pm: Break and Tran
sition \n1:30-2:45pm: Breakout Session II \n2:45-2:55pm: R
esource Walk/Break \n2:55-4:10pm: General Session III: Mark Hald
\n4:10-4:25pm: Reflection and Wind-Down- Katherine Brockman \n4:25
-4:30pm: Raffle Drawing and Dismissal \n\nGeneral session speak
ers\nDr. Mark Hald is a Licensed Psychologist who has focused his life
’s work around helping families with young children with an emphasisin wo
rking with children under the age of five. He is a founding member of the
Nebraska Association of Infant Mental Health and the current board preside
nt\, a registered Play Therapy supervisor\, a nationally certified School
Psychologist\, a Circle of Security facilitator\, a Reflective Supervision
Consultant and a Child-Parent Psychotherapy trainer for the State of Nebr
aska. In addition\, Dr. Hald is an internationally known speaker on Earl
y Childhood Mental Health. We are fortunate to have him join us to talk ab
out infant mental health. This workshop will provide a brief overview of i
nfant toddler early childhood mental health. It will help the participant
understand and support secure care-giver/parent child relationships child
relationships. 50 years of research has demonstrated that secure attachme
nt/good mental health allows children to think clearly\, develop socially\
, learn new skills\, enjoy more happiness with their parents\, solve probl
ems with friends\, feel less anger at their parents\, build self-esteem\,
and develop a positive mental outlook etc. Yet\, fostering a child’s menta
l and emotional needs of children may not be as obvious as physical health
needs. Knowing how to support the right conditions for secure attachment
relationship is a part of each of us when we know how to see and support w
hat is actually hidden in plain sight.\n\nDr. Sam Meisels is one of the na
tion’s leading authorities on the assessment of young children and early c
hildhood development. He joined the University of Nebraska in 2013 to serv
e as the Buffett Institute’s founding Executive Director and undertook an
extraordinary first year to launch the Institute and form its programs. He
is a Professor of Child\, Youth\, and Family Studies at UNL and holds cou
rtesy appointments on the other three campuses as well. Dr. Meisels former
ly served as President of the Erikson Institute in Chicago\, one of the co
untry’s premier graduate schools in child development. Prior to heading Er
ikson Institute\, Dr. Meisels had a distinguished 21-year research career
at the University of Michigan\, where he remains a Professor and Research
Scientist Emeritus as well as President Emeritus of Erikson. A former pres
chool\, kindergarten\, and first grade teacher\, Dr. Meisels was also a fa
culty member at Tufts University for eight years and director of the Eliot
-Pearson Children’s School at Tufts. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from the
University of Rochester and received his Master’s and Doctoral degrees fr
om the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He will be joining our confer
ence to discuss how early care and education can launch children on a posi
tive trajectory in life\, emphasizing that interactions between children a
nd their caregivers are the primary engine of change in early childhood.\n
\nKatherine Brockman is founder of Meditation for Everyone whose mission i
s to make meditation accessible to the masses and allow each individual to
glean from mediation what he or she needs most. In 2012\, Katherine added
“moving mediation” to her list by becoming a certified Hatha Yoga instruc
tor. During that time she founded PLAY (Parks\, Lincoln\, and Yoga) a free
\, outdoor\, community yoga initiative held Sundays in September in Lincol
n’s Antelope Park. Katherine’s “day job” is in Marketing and Membership fo
r the Lincoln YMCA where she enjoys spreading YMCA’s message of youth and
family development\, balanced wellness and community support. Last year sh
e joined our conference to bring mediation and relaxation to all periodica
lly throughout the conference. This year\, she will also have a breakout s
ession for those that would like to learn more. \n\nFamilies and service
providers from Early Head Start\, N-MIECHV\, and Sixpence will provide us
with insight in their participation in home visiting\, the benefits for th
eir own families\, and to tell about their personal experiences. Their hom
e visitors will be joining them to discuss the coordination of services an
d their work with other programs to reduce the burden on families. This pa
nel is designed to give VOICE to the families we serve\, so that we can le
arn from each other. \n\nFamilies and service providers from Early Head
Start\, N-MIECHV\, and Sixpence will provide us with insight in their part
icipation in home visiting\, the benefits for their own families\, and to
tell about their personal experiences. Their home visitors will be joining
them to discuss the coordination of services and their work with other pr
ograms to reduce the burden on families. This panel is designed to give VO
ICE to the families we serve\, so that we can learn from each other. \n
\nHotels\nFor those travelling the day before\, we have provided a
block of rooms at the following hotels. The reservations are listed under
“Recharge for Resilience” Conference. To book at block rate please call.
\n\nHoliday Inn- (402) 745-6272\nHampton Inn- (402) 362-0222\nComfort Inn-
(402) 362-6555\n
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DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS\, PLEASE CONTA
CT CHRISTY AT CROHE@NEBRASKACHILDREN.ORG.\n\nJoin us for the 2nd Annua
l Recharge for Resilience conference\, a day dedicated to all who work dir
ectly or indirectly with children and families in the home. This all day e
vent will recharge and rejuvenate you to build resilience for yourself and
the families you serve.\n\nAdmission\n$25 per person\n \nPresen
ted by\nNebraska- Maternal\, Infant & Early Childhood Home Visiting\,
Nebraska Children & Families Foundation\, Sixpence Early Learning Fund\, B
uffett Early Childhood Institute\, Head Start State Collaboration Office\,
Early Development Network\, Together for Kids and Families\n\nAgenda\n8-8:45am: Registration \n8:45-9am: Morning C
harge-Up Katherine Brockman \n9-10am: General Session I: S
am Meisels \n10-10:10am: Break and Transition \n10:10-11:25 am:
Breakout Session I \n11:25-11:50am: Resource Walk/Break/Get Lunch
\n11:50am-1:05pm: General Session II: Lunch & Family Panel \n1:05-1:20pm:
Recharge- Katherine Brockman \n1:20-1:30pm: Break and Tran
sition \n1:30-2:45pm: Breakout Session II \n2:45-2:55pm: R
esource Walk/Break \n2:55-4:10pm: General Session III: Mark Hald
\n4:10-4:25pm: Reflection and Wind-Down- Katherine Brockman \n4:25
-4:30pm: Raffle Drawing and Dismissal \n\nGeneral session speak
ers\nDr. Mark Hald is a Licensed Psychologist who has focused his life
’s work around helping families with young children with an emphasisin wo
rking with children under the age of five. He is a founding member of the
Nebraska Association of Infant Mental Health and the current board preside
nt\, a registered Play Therapy supervisor\, a nationally certified School
Psychologist\, a Circle of Security facilitator\, a Reflective Supervision
Consultant and a Child-Parent Psychotherapy trainer for the State of Nebr
aska. In addition\, Dr. Hald is an internationally known speaker on Earl
y Childhood Mental Health. We are fortunate to have him join us to talk ab
out infant mental health. This workshop will provide a brief overview of i
nfant toddler early childhood mental health. It will help the participant
understand and support secure care-giver/parent child relationships child
relationships. 50 years of research has demonstrated that secure attachme
nt/good mental health allows children to think clearly\, develop socially\
, learn new skills\, enjoy more happiness with their parents\, solve probl
ems with friends\, feel less anger at their parents\, build self-esteem\,
and develop a positive mental outlook etc. Yet\, fostering a child’s menta
l and emotional needs of children may not be as obvious as physical health
needs. Knowing how to support the right conditions for secure attachment
relationship is a part of each of us when we know how to see and support w
hat is actually hidden in plain sight.\n\nDr. Sam Meisels is one of the na
tion’s leading authorities on the assessment of young children and early c
hildhood development. He joined the University of Nebraska in 2013 to serv
e as the Buffett Institute’s founding Executive Director and undertook an
extraordinary first year to launch the Institute and form its programs. He
is a Professor of Child\, Youth\, and Family Studies at UNL and holds cou
rtesy appointments on the other three campuses as well. Dr. Meisels former
ly served as President of the Erikson Institute in Chicago\, one of the co
untry’s premier graduate schools in child development. Prior to heading Er
ikson Institute\, Dr. Meisels had a distinguished 21-year research career
at the University of Michigan\, where he remains a Professor and Research
Scientist Emeritus as well as President Emeritus of Erikson. A former pres
chool\, kindergarten\, and first grade teacher\, Dr. Meisels was also a fa
culty member at Tufts University for eight years and director of the Eliot
-Pearson Children’s School at Tufts. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from the
University of Rochester and received his Master’s and Doctoral degrees fr
om the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He will be joining our confer
ence to discuss how early care and education can launch children on a posi
tive trajectory in life\, emphasizing that interactions between children a
nd their caregivers are the primary engine of change in early childhood.\n
\nKatherine Brockman is founder of Meditation for Everyone whose mission i
s to make meditation accessible to the masses and allow each individual to
glean from mediation what he or she needs most. In 2012\, Katherine added
“moving mediation” to her list by becoming a certified Hatha Yoga instruc
tor. During that time she founded PLAY (Parks\, Lincoln\, and Yoga) a free
\, outdoor\, community yoga initiative held Sundays in September in Lincol
n’s Antelope Park. Katherine’s “day job” is in Marketing and Membership fo
r the Lincoln YMCA where she enjoys spreading YMCA’s message of youth and
family development\, balanced wellness and community support. Last year sh
e joined our conference to bring mediation and relaxation to all periodica
lly throughout the conference. This year\, she will also have a breakout s
ession for those that would like to learn more. \n\nFamilies and service
providers from Early Head Start\, N-MIECHV\, and Sixpence will provide us
with insight in their participation in home visiting\, the benefits for th
eir own families\, and to tell about their personal experiences. Their hom
e visitors will be joining them to discuss the coordination of services an
d their work with other programs to reduce the burden on families. This pa
nel is designed to give VOICE to the families we serve\, so that we can le
arn from each other. \n\nFamilies and service providers from Early Head
Start\, N-MIECHV\, and Sixpence will provide us with insight in their part
icipation in home visiting\, the benefits for their own families\, and to
tell about their personal experiences. Their home visitors will be joining
them to discuss the coordination of services and their work with other pr
ograms to reduce the burden on families. This panel is designed to give VO
ICE to the families we serve\, so that we can learn from each other. \n
\nHotels\nFor those travelling the day before\, we have provided a
block of rooms at the following hotels. The reservations are listed under
“Recharge for Resilience” Conference. To book at block rate please call.
\n\nHoliday Inn- (402) 745-6272\nHampton Inn- (402) 362-0222\nComfort Inn-
(402) 362-6555\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20151022T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20151022T163000
LOCATION:Holthus Convention Center: 3130 Holen Avenue\, York\, NE
SUMMARY:Recharge for Resilience
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