RSM Webinar

How to build a brain: From infancy to adolescence – Part 1

Date: Tuesday 27 Oct 2020
Time: 5:00pm to 7:10pm,
£10 – £40

This is the first part of a two-part webinar series that will provide an overview of both normal and abnormal brain development across a wide range of topics that are relevant to anyone working with infants, children and young people.

During this session, you will be able to:

  • Understand developmental ‘red flags’ 
  • Develop an insight into common neurological conditions that present in childhood, including movement disorders and childhood epilepsy 
  • Explore how cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques allow us to describe normal structural brain development 
  • Gain insights into current topics in neuroimaging 
  • Explore the MDT approach to managing children and adolescents with chronic neurodisability 
  • Gain insight into what features of neurodevelopment are important to parents and young people

Join a panel of clinicians and academics who are experts in their fields. Topics covered will focus on the MDT management of common neurological conditions in childhood, including emergency presentations. At this webinar, expand your understanding of the normal brain development as a window and to understand what happens when things go wrong.

During this session, you will be able to:

  • Understand developmental ‘red flags’ 
  • Develop an insight into common neurological conditions that present in childhood, including movement disorders and childhood epilepsy 
  • Explore how cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques allow us to describe normal structural brain development 
  • Gain insights into current topics in neuroimaging 
  • Explore the MDT approach to managing children and adolescents with chronic neurodisability 
  • Gain insight into what features of neurodevelopment are important to parents and young people

Key Speakers:

Dr Dennis Grigoratos
Consultant Paediatrician, Princess Royal University Hospital, King’s College NHS Trust

Dr Max Davie
Community Paediatrician and RCPCH Officer for Health Promotion, Evelina London Children’s Hospital

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Upcoming Event: Enhancing young people’s mental wellbeing through digital technology

Delivered via Zoom
On the 6th November, from 09.30am – 12.30pm
From £30pp, includes CPD certificate.
 

Next month, the Oxford and Reading ACAMH Branch are offering an online event titled ‘Enhancing young people’s mental wellbeing through digital technology’.

“Now more than ever we need to be considering the impact of digital media on the mental health of young people, both positive and negative, and how we can support them. We will discuss the key challenges faced in relation to child and adolescent mental health in the fast-paced digital environment.

Dr. Amy Orben, Dr. Ann Oszivadjian, Professor Pete Etchells, and Mary Jane Stroud look at how digital tech affects well-being, an autism app, gaming, and the impact of digital media on the mental health of young people, both positive and negative, and how we can support them.

Click below to read more or to book a place:
Full details.