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We are pleased to let you know that we have optimistically re-scheduled the annual conference for March 1st and March 2nd 2022 at the Delta Hotel in London, ON. Those who have paid registration fee for 2020 conference has been credited to the upcoming conference – so you are already paid to attend! We, like you, are looking forward to returning to the creative and interactive in-person gatherings when safe to do so. All existing conference registrations, including the hotel accommodations, will be automatically transferred to the new conference date. |
2022 Healthy Schools Conference
Reconnecting... March 1st and March 2nd 2022 Delta Armories, 325 Dundas St. London, Ontario STAY TUNED !! More to Come...... Note: the conference will follow COVID protocols for in-person attendance KEYNOTE Dr. Jean Clinton Epic Formula for Understanding our Kids Connections! Dr. Clinton will speak to the power of connections for our children and youth and the effect that trauma can have on their brains. The impact of trauma affects learning, memory, and behaviours. Dr. Clinton will help participants understand why these behaviours occur and strategies to support the child in rewiring their brain. Learn more about: Dr. Clinton |
KEYNOTE
Dennis Windego
An internationally acclaimed Indigenous psychotherapist, Dennis Windego will speak about trauma – historical, personal, the journeying within, and living a trauma-informed life
Dennis is a survivor of residential school, drug and alcohol abuse and family violence. It is with this knowledge and his personal healing journey that has made him the admirable therapist, activist and teacher he is today and the reason he can relate so personally with people.
Dennis Windego
An internationally acclaimed Indigenous psychotherapist, Dennis Windego will speak about trauma – historical, personal, the journeying within, and living a trauma-informed life
Dennis is a survivor of residential school, drug and alcohol abuse and family violence. It is with this knowledge and his personal healing journey that has made him the admirable therapist, activist and teacher he is today and the reason he can relate so personally with people.
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Keynote Dr. Tracy Vallencourt Dr. Vaillancourt is a Professor and Canada Research Chair in Children’s Mental Health and Violence Prevention in the Faculty of Education and the School of Psychology at the University of Ottawa. She is a core member of the Offord Centre for Child Studies at McMaster University. Dr. Vaillancourt's research examines the links between aggression and biopsychosocial functioning and mental health |
