BASEC Presents

Most Recent Episode Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 05/02/18 Inside Out - Informal Summer Learning

Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative hosts Bill Shribman, Executive Producer & Director of Digital Partnerships of WGBH Children’s Media and Education. Shribman presents “Inside & Out: Informal Summer Learning."

Episodes

	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 05/02/18 Inside Out - Informal Summer Learning Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative hosts Bill Shribman, Executive Producer & Director of Digital Partnerships of WGBH Children’s Media and Education. Shribman presents “Inside & Out: Informal Summer Learning."
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 04/11/18 Teen Depression Workshop Chelsea Goldstein-Walsh (LCSW) presents Building Community and Dialogue Around Adolescent Depression at Chenery Middle School, Belmont MA.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 02/28/18 Building Resiliency in Kids with Learning and Attention Issues, a presentation by Ellen Braaten, PhD.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Jasen Boyle 12/05/17 LICSW Jasen Boyle speaks to parents about Kids, Teens, and Substance Abuse. Chenery Middle School Auditorium
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Aparna Mujumdar, PhD 05/16/17 Gender-based Messages: What Are We Telling Our Children? Featuring Aparna Mujumdar, PhD
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Fostering Healthy Body Image in a Body Shaming World Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative (BASEC) presents Dr. Caryn Bello. Bello is a clinical psychologist and in her presentation Fostering Healthy Body Image in a Body Shaming World she discusses current trends of body shaming in young girls, how to help promote a healthy body image, the factors impacting the development of body image for girls K-5, and the relationship between body image, self-esteem and eating disorders.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: LGBTQ School Safety 04/11/17 Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative welcomes Zach Kerr of Safe Schools for LGBTQ Students . Kerr speaks on behalf of the state laws and policies supporting youth who have socially transitioned their gender. His talk will focus on how to improve school climate through best practices.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Navigating Challenging Adoptions 3/28/17 Administration staff and members of the Adoptive Families Together network talk about the challenges of adoption to Belmont residents at Burbank Elementary School. AFT is a program of the Eliot Community Human Services and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Kristen Lavalee 03/07/17 Supporting the Mental Health of Teens in the Age of Facebook and Snapchat
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 01/10/17 - Dr. Steve Schlozman Dr. Steve Schlozman presents Child Development and Temperament in Approaching Difficult Discussions with Kids. Filmed at Burbank School, Belmont MA.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 06/07/16 - Socail Success Teens & Teens Social Success for Tweens and Teens by Peter Rosenmeier, LICSW. The Middle School years initiate massive changes in social development for our kids. Peter Rosenmeier will help us unravel some of the mysteries of middle schoolers' emerging social selves. 06/14/16
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: 05/25/16 - Executive Function Introduction to Executive Function: Impact in the Classroom and at Home. Kalyani Krishnan, M.A. Licensed School Psychologist and learning Specialist Kalyani Krishnan provides information for parents and educators, including definitions and descriptions of executive function processes and how they influence success in school and at home. Ms. Krishnan is Assistant Director of Assessment at the Institute for Learning and Development, Lexington, MA and is a Doctoral Student in School Psychology, Northeastern University.
	Belmont After School Enrichment Collaborative: Sam Healy 3/29/16 The Nurtured Heart Approach™ (NHA) is a internationally acclaimed method created by bestselling author Howard Glasser. This is a strengths based positive discipline approach in which children are intrinsically motivated both pro-socially and academically. Sam Healy has been working with youth and families for over 25 years, and is currently consulting for Cambridge, Boston and Lawrence Public Schools, as well as Wheelock and Lesley Schools of Education on this transformative approach.
	BASEC Parent Workshop Series: Joni Siani Learning From the Millennials: How Our Digital Media is Shaping the Social Skills and Mental Health of the Next Generations Date: 1/11/2016 Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Location: Chenery Middle School Auditorium