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Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and
Developmental Disorders of Infancy
and Early Childhood (DC:0-3 R)
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Why is this training being offered? |
The Department of
Health Services infant mental health leadership group
has identified the use of the DC:0-3R as a priority for mental
health clinicians providing treatment to children under the age
of 4. Additionally, Medicaid will now require the use of the DC:0-3R when
submitting prior authorizations.
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Awareness
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About the session
This session
introduces infant/family practitioners and policy makers to the
concepts, principles, practices, and theories of infant mental
health. This interactive session includes lecture, discussion, and
case examples. It also provides an overview of ZERO TO THREE’s DC:0-3R, an approach to understanding and diagnosing the disorders of
early childhood.
Who should attend?
All
professionals who touch the lives of infants and toddlers:
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home visitors
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child care staff
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child welfare workers
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public health nurses
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case managers
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mental health clinicians
Registration fee:
$65 per person (see registration forms,
below). Cancellations will be subject to a $20 processing fee.
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Practitioner
Preparation
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About the session
Two days (in addition to the required Awareness Training) designed to review key concepts in
infant mental health and highlight the development, philosophy and
use of DC:0-3R. It provides an in-depth exploration of DC:0-3R’s multiaxial system, with discussion of each of the five axes.
The use of
crosswalks between DC:0-3R and ICD-9 or 10 will be discussed. In small
group intensive case discussions, clinicians will apply clinical
reasoning and diagnostic thinking to a case presented by the
trainer, using the Decision Guidelines to experience the
diagnostic process.
Who should attend?
All licensed
mental health professionals who are able to diagnose.
Registration fee:
$200 per person. Discount for multiple
attendees from the same organization (see registration forms,
below). Cancellations will be subject to a $55 processing fee.
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A training session was completed in Madison in September 2008 and in
Eau Claire in March 2009.
Click
on the links below to register for one of the remaining sessions:
Wausau
- September 14-16, 2009
Milwaukee - September 21-22, 2009
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Contact |
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Questions?
Please contact the state training coordinator for this
project:
Lana Nenide
Wisconsin Alliance for Infant
Mental Health
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South Butler Street, Suite 340
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 442-0360
Fax:
(608) 441-8920
Email:
Lana.Nenide@cssw.org
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About the Trainer |
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Terrie
Rose, PhD is a licensed psychologist, national speaker, clinical
consultant, and accomplished leader with diverse experience in program
innovation, research, training, and philanthropy. She is the founder and
president of Baby’s Space: A Place to Grow, an innovative nonprofit
organization seeking to bring exceptional education and parenting
services to young children and families residing in poverty, in an
effort to ensure that all children have a solid foundation for success
in school and life. In addition to her efforts at Baby’s Space, Rose is
a DC0-3R trainer and graduate fellow for the national organization ZERO
TO THREE. She most recently authored several articles including “I Say
Hello; You Say Good-bye: While Fathers Are Away” (ZTT, 2007). Rose’s
work is stimulated by years of interest in the complex issues related to
poverty and those families who are challenged by mental illness,
substance abuse, and child abuse. Because of her extraordinary
understanding of early childhood development and for creating effective
work and collaboration with government, academic, and community
organizations across the state of Minnesota, Rose received the 2004
Betty Hubbard Maternal and Health Leadership Award.
ZERO TO THREE is a national, nonprofit organization that
informs, trains and supports professionals, policymakers and parents in
their efforts to improve the lives of infants and toddlers. The
organization’s mission is to promote the health and development of
infants and toddlers. For more information, visit
www.zerotothree.org.
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Last Updated:
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