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SUMMARY:The 2018 Child Study Center\'s Lois Bloom Lecture
DESCRIPTION:\nMary Dozier\, Ph.D.\, Unidel Amy Elizabeth du Pont Chair i
n Child Development\, Director of Clinical Training\, University of Dela
ware\n\nEarly Adversity and Intervention: Effects Over Time\n\nAbstract:
Dr. Dozier will consider the effects of different types of early advers
ity on children&rsquo\;s functioning\, and factors that affect children&
rsquo\;s ability to recover behaviorally and biologically following adve
rsity. The types of adversity considered will include parental neglect\,
maternal opioid dependence\, foster care\, and orphanage care. An inter
vention\, Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC)\, has been develop
ed and adapted for parents of young children who have experienced these
various forms of adversity. \; Recent findings from our randomized c
linical studies will be presented\, highlighting brain and behavioral ou
tcomes from middle childhood.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu
.edu/event/the_2018_child_study_centers_lois_bloom_lecture/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Mary Dozier, Ph
.D., Unidel Amy Elizabeth du Pont Chair in Child Development, Director o
f Clinical Training, University of Delaware
Early Adversity and Inter
vention: Effects Over Time
Abstract: Dr. Dozier will consi
der the effects of different types of early adversity on children’
s functioning, and factors that affect children’s ability to recov
er behaviorally and biologically following adversity. The types of adver
sity considered will include parental neglect, maternal opioid dependenc
e, foster care, and orphanage care. An intervention, Attachment and Biob
ehavioral Catch-up (ABC), has been developed and adapted for parents of
young children who have experienced these various forms of adversity.&nb
sp; Recent findings from our randomized clinical studies will be present
ed, highlighting brain and behavioral outcomes from middle childhood.
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p>For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/t
he_2018_child_study_centers_lois_bloom_lecture/
URL:http://csc.la.psu.edu/speaker-series/2018-2019-speaker-series
LOCATION:Assembly Room, The Nittany Lion Inn
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