Child Development and Stress
At the invitation of INPP Austria and Switzerland
Instantaneous translation between German and English will be available for all presentations
Never before have children in the industrial nations been able to grow up in such safe and peaceful conditions, with a right to health and education. But, in schools, nurseries and practices we see more and more children, who are highly stressed, full of anger and fear, worried, exhausted, irritable and poorly regulated. Studies in Great Britain and Ireland have shown a growing number of children, who are not physically ready to fulfil the demands of formal education and to achieve at school.
The 22nd International Conference of Neurodevelopmental Delay in Children will explore underlying factors and solutions.
Speakers will include the following international experts:
Prof. Dr.med. Joachim Bauer, Universitätsklinik Freiburg, D:
Title: Basal neurobiological systems behind the psychological development of children: Motivation, stress, mirror neurons and aggression
Sally Goddard Blythe MSc., Director of the Institute for Neurophysiological Psychology Chester, GB:
Title: Neuromotor Immaturity in Children and Adults: Why we should not divorce the mind from the body
Prof. Dr. Heinz Prechtl from Prof. Prechtl-Center, Graz, A:
Title: The Prechtl-Syndrome
Prof. Dr. Robert Barton from University Durham, GB:
Title: Cerebellar involvement in brain evolution, development and behaviour
Dr. med. Bruno Maggi, Gynaecologist, Obstetrician and Manual Therapist, Zürich, CH:
Title: The influence of functional disorders of the upper cervical spine on the psychomotor functions of infants and school children
Prof. Dr. Christa Einspieler from Medizinische Universität, Graz, A:
Title: Does maternal stress affect fetal behavior? Or, The stressed fetus – facts and myths
Camilla Leslie MRCLST. MASLTIP . UK National Director for Johanson IAS. GB
Title: Auditory processing dysfunction and stress in children.
Prof. Dr. med. Walter Lichtensteiger, Co-Director of the Group for Reproductive, Endocrine and Environmental Toxicology, Zürich, CH:
Title: Hormonal active chemicals, brain development and behaviour: What do we know actually?
Mag. Dr. Damir Lovric from the University of Innsbruck, A:
Title: The effect of stress in mind, brain and body
Judith Höferlin, Physiotherapist and Manual Therapist from Basel, CH:
Title: Craniocervical dysfunction and its influence on the autonomic nervous system and the Moro reflex.
An event by
Neurophysiologische Entwicklungsförderung NDT
Austria and Switzerland
Funkenbergweg 3
D-88459 Tannheim
Tel. 0049-8395934229
Fax. 0049-8395934228
Email: anjavanvelzen@web.de
For further details and Registration Booking forms please visit the conference website at www.inpp.info/konferenz2014
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