Robert Emde, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center
From Neurons to Neighborhoods

Lisa Merlino, Invest in Kids
The Incredible Years

Vicky Youcha and Claire Lerner
Zero to Three, National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families
Learning and Growing Together

Corry Robinson, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center
Claudia Zundel, Colorado Department of Human Services
Colorado’s New SAMSHA Grant Addressing Children’s Severe Emotional
Disturbances

Susan Moore, Boulder Institute for Psychotherapy and Research
From Orphanage to Home: Thinking about Psychotherapy with Adopted Children
under Three

JoAnn Robinson and Robert Emde, University of Colorado at Denver and Health
and Health Sciences Center
Local and National Research-Based Early Intervention

Janet Dean, Community Infant Project, Mental Health Center of Boulder County
Margaret Tulley and Rob Clyman, Kempe Children’s Center
Child (Infant) Mental Health in the Child Welfare System—Challenges and Rewards

Deb Weatherston, Wayne State University/MI Association for Infant Mental Health
“Case Studies: An Approach to Training for Infant Mental Health Work”

Portia Kennel, The Ounce of Prevention, Chicago
Educare—The Promise and Challenge of Providing High Quality Early Care and
Education: One Program’s Story

Terrie Rose, University of Minnesota
BABY’s Space: Integrated Child Care and Family Support Service for Vulnerable
Babies and Parents

Sue Spieker, University of Washington
Characteristics of Families Who Are Easy and Difficult to Engage in Early Head Start

Mick Gusinde-Duffy,Zero to Three Press

Donna Wittmer, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center
The Wonder and Complexity of Toddler-Peer Interaction

Zeynep Biringen, Colorado State University
The Emotional Availability Scales, the Emotional Availability Checklist, and the
Emotional Availability Intervention for Child Care Providers of Babies

Toni Linder, University of Denver
Using the Transdisciplinary Play-Based Assessment-2 to Assess Emotional and Social Development from Birth to Three

Brian Stafford, The Children’s Hospital
Spectrum of Approaches to Postpartum Depression

Sarah Hoover, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center,
Gail Joseph, University of Denver, Laurie Beckel, Colorado Foundation for Children and Families, Claudia Zundel, Colorado Department of Human Services, and Paula Neth, Qualistar
Children with Challenging Behavior: A Survey of Licensed Early Care and Education Settings in Colorado

Jennifer Landrum and Tara Trujillo, Colorado Children’s Campaign
Early Childhood Policy Update

Karen Frankel, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine
What is an Infant Mental Health Specialist?
First Annual Dr. Robert J. Harmon Lecture

Stacey Bromberg, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine
Infant Mental Health in Residential Substance Abuse Treatment

Jennifer Landrum and Tara Trujillo, Colorado Children’s Campaign
2007 Early Childhood Legislation

Ted J. Gaensbauer
Children and Trauma
Second Annunal Dr. Robert J. Harmon Lecture

Dr. Robert Emde, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center
Thrids Annual Dr. Robert J. Harmon Lecture

Evelyn Wotherspoon, MSW, RSW
Infant Mental Health in Child Protection & Family Law: Changing Practice – Changing Lives

Joy Browne, Ph.D, RN, IMH-E
Infants and Toddlers with Special Health Care Needs in Colorado

Bethany Ashby, PsyD
Challenges in Working with Pregnant and Parenting Adolescence

Lane Volpe, PhD
Parent-Infant Research Group

Julie Larrieu, PhD
Tulane University Infant Team