On January 10th, Dr. Dana Johnson will be giving a presentation with MNAdopt about the adverse effects of deprivation and the positive effects of adoption.
Register today at https://t.co/r32syS0WLu
Dr. Eckerle & the Adoption Medicine Clinic are inviting parents and their adopted children to join a first-of-its-kind, IRB approved research study to evaluate the benefits of practicing mind & body stress reduction techniques within adoptive families.
Former Adoption Medicine Clinic, Development Behavioral Pediatric Fellow and now esteemed colleague, Dr. Adam Langenfeld recently spoke with @creatingafamily about understanding psychotropic medications. Listen at: https://t.co/hBKj49erxN
All adopted and fostered children can benefit from seeing our multidisciplinary team in clinic. Learn how the AMC can support physical, mental & developmental health of children at https://t.co/qz8agEL4LB
The 2021 U of M Adoption Medicine Clinic Symposium, Helping Children Thrive: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Children Adopted or in Foster Care, features video of info on helping new foster and adoptive caregivers learn about their child. https://t.co/WjqfGZaiiG
Members of our Medical Advisory Committee provide us with valuable insights and guidance.
Dr. Judith Eckerle of @AMCUofMN says, "Proof Alliance is a groundbreaking organization for children and families impacted by an #FASD. I’m inspired by their innovative dedication."
Drs. Eckerle and Gustafson co-authored “Oral Health Needs Among Youth with a History of Foster Care: A population-based study”, which was published in the Journal of the American Dental Association. Read more about it at https://t.co/NyxSDRzXt1
The AMC's symposium "Helping Children Thrive: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Children Adopted or in Foster Care" is being held via Zoom on Thursday, July 22 from 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. For more information and to register please visit: https://t.co/2Ml3vfM4ES
Sesame Street in Communities has put together resources for families and kids to learn more about racial justice. Visit the site here: https://t.co/jjEZvTBiwc
Guided by her own adoption experience, Dr. Judith Eckerle ’98 serves as director of the University of Minnesota’s Adoption Medicine Clinic (@AMCUofMN), as featured in #IllinoisWesleyan Magazine. https://t.co/svzpwOeuGZ
Check out @CHLSSAdoption informational webinars! Learn about a range of topics like anti-racism for the family or caring for your adopted child’s emotional well-being. Explore them here: https://t.co/1b3uW9XPLy
Did you know February is National Children's Dental Health Month? Children adopted or fostered are at a greater risk for dental issues. Through our partnership with the University of Minnesota's Pediatric Dental Clinic, we can help with dental concerns. https://t.co/ZgcH5Zv3HB
Dr. Judy presented “International and Domestic Adoption Medicine 101: Medical, Developmental, and Mental Health Screening for Children with Early Adversity” in an Adoptions Together & FamilyWorks Together webinar. Check it out: https://t.co/J0d6ACjRgT
Why is adoption-competency important when you take your child to the doctor? How does the medical field consider the adoptee population, and why?
Dr. Judith K. Eckerle of the @AMCUofMN will answer these questions & more in this webinar!
Watch here ➡️ https://t.co/57t7DABO31