Interested in talking and learning more about different health topics and related research? Café Scientifique brings together experts with non-researchers (you, me, neighbours, friends) in a relaxed atmosphere to talk about their research and the questions it raises. Come and join the discussion!

Helping Parents Understand & Help Their Anxious Child Or Teenager

September 17, 2013 – 7:00 pm
McNally Robinson Booksellers, 1120 Grant Avenue, Winnipeg
Seating is limited, RSVP to: Research_Communications@umanitoba.ca, (204) 474-6689

Roughly one in 10 kids and teenagers experience a problem with anxiety, causing significant distress and interfering with school, and activities with friends and family. These young people are also more likely to have anxiety and mood problems as adults. Learn about the latest in anxiety management: new technological tools and ‘listening’ strategies designed to help all who are affected, from children to their parents.

Experts

Dr. Leanne Mak
Clinical Health Psychology, University of Manitoba & Manitoba Adolescent Treatment Centre

Dr. John Walker
Clinical Health Psychology, University of Manitoba & St-Boniface Hospital

Dr. Roberta Woodgate
CIHR Applied Chair in Reproductive, Child & Youth Health Services & Policy Research, University of Manitoba, Manitoba Institute of Child Health & St-Boniface Hospital Research

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Moderator

Dr. Carolyn Peters
Director of Alternative Solutions, Therapy Services, Agency Training and Evaluation, New Directions