Selma Fraiberg’s integration of social work and psychoanalysis had a profound impact on infant mental health, child development, psychoanalysis, and the larger community. Beginning with group work with disadvantaged children and an unconventional psychoanalytic training, Fraiberg’s interventions with blind children, her groundbreaking innovations in infant mental health, and her prolific writings--including her classic work, The Magic Years--have left a lasting legacy.

Keynote:
Joel Kanter, MSW, LCSW-C Faculty, Institute for Clinical Social Work; Distinguished Practitioner, National Academies of Practice; Author, "Face to Face with Children: The Life and Legacy of Clare Winnicott".

With featured guest speakers:
Janet Dean, LCSW, Program developer, consultant and trainer for Home Visitation and Infant Mental Health; Contributing founder; Community Infant Program, Boulder, CO. Kempe Professional Honoree; Robert Harmon, MD Memorial Lecture Honoree.

Robert Emde, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Emeritus, at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, and a Consultant for the Centers for American Indian Alaska Native Health at the Colorado School of Public Health. Dr. Emde is a Board Member of ZERO TO THREE.

Attendees will receive 3 CEUs. Light refreshments will be served.