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SUMMARY:A Brief Walk through Infant Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:This presentation provides depth and breadth into the intricacies of infant and early childhood mental health with a focus on Neurodevelopment and how those who work with children and families can support them in the best way possible for a healthy social-emotional trajectory. This presentation is best for those who would benefit from an introductory look at all of the topics that go into supporting infant and early childhood mental health. \nFollowing this presentation participants will be able to: \n\napply the concepts of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health to their various fields of study and work.\nidentify 3 cues that infants may give to show distress\nlabel and identify areas of trauma and how they show up in a developing child.\nname and identify the brain pathways necessary for fight\, flight freeze response.\nexplain co-regulation and note its importance for building resilience.\n\nSpeaker Bio: \nErin Troup is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the owner of Sprout Center for Emotional Growth and Development\, LLC a private practice in Pittsburgh\, PA specializing in early childhood social emotional needs\, particularly attachment\, grief & loss\, trauma and anxiety. The practice has over 20 gifted clinicians and specialists serving over 300 children per year. After leaving the Central Pennsylvania area to continue to pursue her passion for work with children and families; Erin earned her undergraduate degree in psychology and child development from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She attended Chatham University for her MS in counseling and earned her Infant Mental Health Certificate in Pennsylvania’s first Infant Mental Health cohort. \nErin has worked in the fields of Mental Health\, Early Intervention and Behavioral Health service for over 20 years. She has presented on a variety of topics including mental health\, grief and loss\, social emotional and child development throughout the United States; but she calls Pittsburgh Pennsylvania home. In addition to clinical work\, consultation and training\, Erin provides clinical and reflective supervision to a variety of individuals and agencies who share the great passion of child and family work. \nErin is currently the board Treasurer for The Pennsylvania Association for Infant Mental Health\, An Adjunct instructor in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh (PITT)\, a member of the Pennsylvania State Advisory Council on Early Education and Care\, and a member of The Association for Death Education and Counseling. Erin’s proudest Achievement by far is the title of “Fun Aunt” to upwards of 15 children who she has been fortunate to share time\, space and growth with.
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SUMMARY:Reunion Weekend 2025
DESCRIPTION:We are hosting a Reunion Weekend in September at the end of our 96th Birthday week and can’t wait to see you there.
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SUMMARY:Persistence Recognition Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Hitting 54 to 80 credits is no small feat. To reach this milestone\, you’ve got to have real resilience. At Carlow\, we know that success happens step by step. This first-ever Persistence Recognition Ceremony is a chance to celebrate your progress\, reflect on the journey so far\, and look ahead with excitement to what’s next. \nDuring the ceremony\, students will receive a necklace with the Carlow crest\, serving as a symbol of the mercy values that shape who we are. It’s also a reminder that you belong to a community devoted to walking alongside as you pursue your goals and create a more just and merciful world.
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LOCATION:Carlow’s Rosemary Heyl Theatre in Antonian Hall\, 3333 Fifth Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15213\, United States
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