"THINKING THREE": THE FAMILY STUDY CENTER | USF ST. PETERSBURG - CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF GROUNDBREAKING COPARENTING THEORY, RESEARCH AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
Friday, April 12, 2024, 8AM-5PM (Welcome reception Thursday evening, 6-8PM)
Live event held on the beautiful University of South Florida, St. Petersburg waterfront campus. University of South Florida Student Center Ballroom, 200 6th Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 (Livestream attendance option available to registrants unable to travel to St. Petersburg)
- In-person Early Bird Discount Code (deadline 3/24):
$325 - EBLIVE - Virtual Early Bird Discount Code (deadline 3/24):
$250 - EBVRTL - Grad Student Rate Discount Code
$100 - GRAD20 - Regular Virtual Price
$300 - VRTL20 - Regular In-person
$375
Join colleagues from around the world in beautiful St. Petersburg, Florida to take a look back - and a bold look forward - at the most impactful contributions of coparenting theory, research and clinical practice in improving the lives of families raising infants, toddlers and young children. "Thinking three" has become our field's metaphor for infant-family mental health. Responsible work with families of infants and toddlers always attends to how children's socioemotional health is supported by the child's full family network - looking beyond just child-parent dyads to recognize and honor the child's relationship bonds with all caregiving adults.
In a day filled with presentations, dialogue, and breakout sessions centered around the concept of coparenting in diverse family systems, family scholars and practicing professionals will have opportunities to consider and discuss key elements of applied research and professional practice. Highlights include:
Thinking Three: Retrospect and prospect in coparenting theory, research and clinical application
Dr. James McHale
When loved ones fight: Child Parent Psychotherapy with multiple caregivers
Dr. Chandra Ghosh Ippen
An international perspective on coparenting supports and services for diverse family systems
Dr. Silvia Mazzoni
Widening Our Lens to Optimize Community Safety Nets: Recognizing, Affirming, and Strengthening Diverse Family Support Structures
Dr. LaDonna Butler
A special afternoon track for rostered CPP providers featuring a clinical case presentation
Content Relevant For:
- Psychologists
- Pediatricians and Pediatric Residents
- Social Workers
- Marriage and Family Therapists
- Mental Health Counselors and Educators
- Family Scientists and Researchers
- Post-Doctoral and Graduate Students (Special Pricing Available)
For More information and to o Register: Click here
We hope to see fellow FAIMH members this very important event!