Search
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Web coverage : Day 1, Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Keynote Address (9:00a.m. - 10:30 a.m.)

THE HONOURABLE LANDON PEARSON

Quotes
"Every child is a chance for the human race."
"A child who feels respected is more likely to respect others."

[Background information]

 

Workshop Sessions (10:30a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)

A1 - A sense of belonging: Aboriginal healthy child devleopment

Terrellyn Fearn
Spirit Moon Consulting

Quotes
"Before you can support people, you need to understand who they are."
"It is about a sense of belonging - who you are and where you fit in the community."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (334KB)

 
A2 - Best Start Resource Centre Postpartum Mood Disorders provincial campaign launch

Hiltrud Dawson
Best Start Resource Centre

Quotes
"Mothers think it won't happen to them."
"Postpartum mood disorders are as real as any other physical illness."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (2.25MB)

 
A3 - Le potentiel du nourrisson : un trésor pour la relation parents-enfant

Geneviève Lafleur
Centre Premier Berceau

Quotes
"Pour se détacher, il faut s'attacher."
"L'observation comportementale du nouveau-né n'est pas une question de performance mais de personalité."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (238KB)

 
A4 - Promoting resilience in young children

Darlene Kordich Hall
Reaching IN...Reaching OUT

Quotes
"Resilience means different things to different cultural groups."
"Promoting resilience is one of the most important things you can do."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (152KB)
[Promoting Resilience - Frequently Asked Questions in PDF] (28.3KB)

 
A5 - Social justice - Putting it's attributes into practice for health promotion

June Webber
RN, PhD, Canadian Nurses Association

Quotes
"We all have assumptions about social justice but it is difficult to validate this concept until you have tools to evaluate it."
"The status quo is inevitable and unequal, yet we reinforce it."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (1.28MB)

 
B1 - Best Start Resource Centre Postpartum Mood Disorders provincial campaign launch (Repeat session)

Hiltrud Dawson
Best Start Resource Centre

Quotes
"Mothers think it won't happen to them."
"Postpartum mood disorders are as real as any other physical illness."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (2.25MB)

 
B2 - Workplace reproductive health

Wendy Burgoyne
Best Start Resource Centre

Quotes
"Getting information to men is a challenge. They are generally not comfortable raising the issue of their reproductive health in the workplace."

"It is often difficult to find a balance between employment rights and reproductive health rights."

[Download full presentation in PDF] (80.9KB)

 
B3 - Prenatal curriculum: Better and promising practices

Louise Choquette
Best Start Resource Centre

Quote
"It is important for prenatal educators to share information and tips among themselves. It really helps to improve practice."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (641KB)

 
B4 - Promoting resilience in young children (Repeat session)

Darlene Kordich Hall
Reaching IN...Reaching OUT

Quotes
"Resilience means different things to different cultural groups."
"Promoting resilience is one of the most important things you can do."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (152KB)
[Promoting Resilience - Frequently Asked Questions in PDF] (28.3KB)

 
B5 - Program evaluation: An effective tool for program development

Susan Stewart
Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Public Health

Quotes
"An evaluation must fit the resources and expertise you have available to you."
"The earlier you start an evaluation, the better it is."

[Background information]
[Download full presentation in PDF] (194KB)

 

 


 

>> Web coverage
- Pre-Conference
- Day 1 : 20 Feb 2007
- Day 2 : 21 Feb 2007
Conference overview
Agenda
Speakers
Venue
 

 

 


This site is designed, developed and maintained by the Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse (OPC).