LEARN Conference 2023 - Lecture Session E6b: HealthySteps Session— Addressing Disparities and Collaboration in Early Intervention Referrals: Exploring Innovative Approaches and Lessons Learned

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Explore the approach the HealthySteps program at University of Maryland, Baltimore is using to facilitate successful early intervention referrals. Discuss preliminary program data that demonstrate an increase in completed referrals and a decrease in wait time for connection to services.

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Rebecca Sellman

Counselor/ HealthySteps Specialist

Center for Infant Study- UMB

Rebecca Sellman is a therapist who has a passion for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. She began her career as an Early Childhood Educator in 2013, but later pursued her education at McDaniel College receiving her Bachelor's in Social Work, minoring in Sociology and Psychology. Understanding that there is so much to the development of children and their Mental Health, Rebecca later went on to University of Maryland, School of Social Work, receiving a Master's in Clinical Social Work. Rebecca's passion is supporting Mental Health through utilizing play therapy, behavioral management therapy, CBT, and trauma therapy. She focuses her work with keeping the importance of early interventions, and advocating for children, adolescents and families in mind. Rebecca also works as a Counselor and HealthySteps Specialist at University of Maryland, Baltimore. She is currently a HealthySteps Ambassador working to build trauma informed implementations to pediatric settings. In her spare time, she enjoys singing and artwork. She also works with teens in her ministry encouraging creativity, and a safe space.

Sarah Rathbun

HealthySteps Specialist

University of Maryland Baltimore Center for Infant Study

Sarah works at the University of Maryland Baltimore's Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study where she serves as both a HealthySteps Specialist and an early childhood therapist. Before relocating to Baltimore to pursue a master's degree at the University of Maryland School of Social Work, Sarah served as a Head Start teacher and later as a Head Start Inclusion Specialist in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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Lecture Session E6b: HealthySteps Session— Addressing Disparities and Collaboration in Early Intervention Referrals: Exploring Innovative Approaches and Lessons Learned
09/20/2023 at 1:00 PM (CDT)   |  60 minutes
09/20/2023 at 1:00 PM (CDT)   |  60 minutes
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