Article archive / October 1, 2016
Originally published: . Volume 7, No. 10. Source pages: 17.
Drs. Charles and Paula Zeanah, Dr. Keyes, Dr. Coulter, Dr. Chaney Louisiana Psychological Assn to Hold Fall Workshop October 8 in Port Allen
Charles Zeanah, MD, and Paula Zeanah, PhD, will give the keynote addresses, “Is it Ever Too Late? Sensitive Periods in Brain and Behavioral Development,” and “Adverse Childhood Experiences: Implications for All Psychologists,” at the Louisiana Psychological Association Fall Workshop
The workshop will be held October 8 at the West Baton Rouge Conference Center in Port Allen, Louisiana.
The Drs. Zeanah will discuss various issues in the clinical, research and policy perspectives on early experience applicable to all clinicians and researchers.
Angela W. Keyes, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Tulane Institute of Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health, and Allison Boothe, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Tulane Institute of Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health, will present “Supporting the Development of Young Children’s Social and Emotional Skills Through Mental Health Consultation.”
“Weak Links in School-Related Evaluations: Evidence-Based Practices,” will be presented by W. Alan Coulter, PhD.
Dr. Coulter is Director for Education Initiatives at the Human Development Center, School of Allied Health Professions, LSU Health Sciences Center. Courtland Chaney, PhD, will present, “Unethical Behavior: Understanding Why Good People Do and Repeat Bad Things.” He will explore the situations and circumstances that prompt people to act in unethical ways and the psychological dynamics that allow or even encourage people to repeat unethical behavior.
Current president of the Louisiana Psychological Association, Dr. Lucinda DeGrange, watching a presentation from the back of the room at last year’s Fall Workshop. This year’s workshop is this Saturday, October 8.
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