ABOUT DR. POST

Lectures:

2002-2005 83 additional lectures not listed.

2005 University of Arkansas School of Medicine conference

2004 ATTACH conference- Richmond, VA

2004 Norfolk State University, Norfolk, VA

2003-2005 Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA- Frequent Guest Lecturer

2003-2005 Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters, Norfolk, VA- Frequent Guest Lecturer

2003 Australia Mental Health- Treating the Attachment Disordered Child, Melbourne, Australia

2002 Ann Arbor, MI; Department of Adoption

2002 Ann Arbor, MI; Michigan School of Medicine

2002 Norfolk, VA; NICOSTY Conference; Keynote Speaker

2002 Marlton, NJ; Department of Social Work and Adoption

2002 Evansville, IN; Foster Parent Association

2002 Yakima Nation, Yakima, WA Pathways to Hope and Healing Conference

2002-2001 57 Understanding and Treating Attachment Disorder in Children and Families across the country

2001 Early Parent/ Infant Relationship: Coping with Post-Partum Depression; Reynolds Army Community Hospital, Lawton, OK

2001 Understanding Attachment Disorder; Southwest Regional Annual HeadStart Conference; Oklahoma City, OK

2001 Violent Children and Teens; Baton Rouge, LA; New Orleans, LA

2001 Time-Out Sucks…away your child’s emotional security! 13th Annual International ATTACh Conference; Greenville, South Carolina

2001 The Stress Model; Washita Valley Community Headstart, Chickasha, OK

2001 Family-Centered Regulatory Parenting; Riverside, CA

2001 Family-Centered Regulatory Therapy; Riverside, CA

2001 2nd Annual Heal the Heart Foundation; Understanding Attachment Disorders; Riverside, CA

2001 Riverside, California; Treatment and Training Intensive

2001 Washita Valley Community Headstart; Understanding Behavior in Children, OK

2001 WellSprings Foundation; Treatment and Training Intensive; Bethlehem, CT

2000 1st Annual Guidance Lecture Series; Angry and Explosive Children, OK

2000 Carter County CASA; Working with Foster Children, OK

2000 Carter County CASA; Special Role of the CASA, OK

2000 WellSprings Foundation; Treatment and Training Intensive; Bethlehem, CT

2000 Carter County DHS-Child Welfare; Understanding Attachment Disorder, OK

2000 Annual State NASW Conference; Understanding Attachment Disorder, OK

2000 Ardmore Higher Education Center; Jungian Psychoanalysis, OK

1999 Child and Family Guidance Center; Understanding and Exploring Attachment, OK

1999 Seattle, Washington; Treatment and Training Intensive

1999 Carter County CASA; CASA as Support System, OK

1999 Ardmore Education Awareness; Effective Problem Solving, OK

1999 Ardmore High Parent University; Parenting the Difficult Child, OK

Lecture Objectives:

1. Delineate between short-term and long-term trauma.
2. Define trauma.
3. Identify the two primary emotions.
4. Identify the three primary areas of the stress response system.
5. Identify the role of the amygdala.
6. Discuss the key components of a therapeutic environment.
7. Discuss the role of the orbito-frontal cortex.
8. Identify the single factor leading to most family disruption.
9. Identify the one critical therapeutic component to effective attachment work.
10. Identify the three steps of Three Phase Intervention

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