An NMSU Cooperative Extension Program

Technology and the Still-Face Paradigm: The Importance of Connection Registration

Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Training and Support

Trainer: Jane Clarke, Ph.D.

3 Social Work CEUs (Also Accepted by NM Counseling Board)
This 3-hour 15-minute seminar will explore the importance of social engagement and connection to a young child’s development and how interruptions to parent-child interactions due to technology are like the Still-Face paradigm and can affect interactions between parents and child.

This training is for community behavioral health providers, CYFD staff, and other stakeholders who work with children, youth and families

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