LEARN Conference 2023 - Lecture Session B5: Featuring ZTT Work—Mental Health Assessment and Treatment Planning for Infants and Young Children in Child Welfare Systems
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Learn about assessment and treatment planning for young children, and caregivers in the context of child welfare systems. Explore relationship-based, diversity-informed assessment, treatment planning, and the importance of team communication. Reflect on and consider your biases and values and how they may impact your clinical work.
Mike Sherman, PsyD
IECMH Clinical Manager - Safe Babies
ZERO TO THREE
A licensed clinical psychologist and NAPA/UC Davis Infant-Parent Mental Health fellow, Dr. Mike Sherman has worked at the nexus of community mental health and child welfare systems for more than 15 years. Dr. Sherman is the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Clinical Manager within ZERO TO THREE's Safe Babies program, aiming to build and strengthen communities, at the Child/Family and State/Site Levels, so that parents and families have access to needed supports and services, thus lessening the risk for child welfare involvement.
Mindy Kronenberg
Director of Quality Improvement and Community Programs, Vanderbilt Center of Excellence, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Private Practice
Mindy Kronenberg, Ph.D., IMH-E, a clinical psychologist in private practice in Memphis, Tennessee, specializes in infant mental health and the assessment and treatment of trauma across the lifespan. She completed the Irving Harris Infant Mental Health Fellowship at LSU Health Sciences Center where she previously served as Assistant Professor. Dr. Kronenberg has provided crisis intervention as well as direct and consultative services in multiple settings including state agencies, schools, head starts, dependency courts, and child welfare agencies. Dr. Kronenberg provides national training on evidence-based and evidence-informed assessments, practices, and treatments including Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Psychological First Aid, Reflective Supervision, and Relationship-Based Assessment. Dr. Kronenberg is a National Child Traumatic Stress Network affiliate member, and a past co-chair of NCTSN's Zero to Six Workgroup. She was a founding board of the Association of Infant Mental Health in Tennessee (AIMHiTN) and is currently AIMHiTN's endorsement co-chair and member of the Advisory Council.
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