AUTISM EXPO AWTISTIAETH - CAERDYDD/CARDIFF

The first ever Autism Expo will be held in Cardiff this April. The event has been created to provide advice and support for parents, carers, healthcare professionals and those on the autism spectrum, so they can access the latest products, services and information on Autism.

Pop along for f*ree to see a range of organisations exhibiting and try out sensory equipment, learning and visual aids and chat to those providing support services, residential care, supported living and specialist educational services.



There'll be a full programme of inspirational seminars running throughout the day, delivered by Autism specialists and professionals.



There is also a ‘chill out sensory’ area available, should you want to take a break from the buzz of the event.



So save the date: Thursday 24th April 2014 at Cardiff City Stadium.



We look forward to seeing you there.



To book your visit (if not pre-booked there is a charge to enter on the day) go here http://www.thesocialhealthcareexpo.co.uk/theautismexpo/



See you there...





Nadine Honeybone

Founder, The Autism Directory

Diwrnod Hyfforddiant: Gweithgareddau Celf i Blant a Phobl Ifanc / Training Day: Art Activities for Children & Young People

10am-4pm 19.2.14 £10 (Cinio yn gynnwysedig / Lunch included)
Trigonos, Plas Baladeulyn, Nantlle, Caernarfon, Gwynedd. LL54 6BW



Bydd yr hyfforddiant hwn yn cynnig cyfle i gyfranogwyr ddysgu am ddulliau o weithio â phlant a phobl ifanc ar gynlluniau celf gymunedol. Mae’r hyfforddiant yn addas i artistiaid gweledol sy’n awyddus dysgu mwy am y maes ac i weithwyr proffesiynol ym maes plant a phobl ifanc e.e. swyddogion ieuenctid. Bydd y diwrnod yn cynnwys cyflwyniadau llafar a chyfleoedd i ymarfer gwahanol weithgareddau i’ch arfogi â syniadau a phrosiectau posib i’w defnyddio yn eich gwaith eich hun. Arweinydd yr hyfforddiant yw Manuela Niemetscheck, Artist a Therapydd Celf sy’n gweithio yma yng ngogledd Cymru. Mai wedi hwyluso grwpiau celf gymunedol ers sawl blwyddyn wedi iddi astudio Astudiaethau Amgueddfa a Chelfyddyd Gain yng Nghanada, a dysgu celf i blant yng Nghatalonia. Mae’n brofiadol mewn cynnwys plant o oed cyn ysgol i rai yn eu harddegau, ac yn angerddol ynghylch gwerth profiadau celf i blant.*Cwrs dwyieithog gyda’r defnydd o wasnaeth cyfieithu ar y pryd ar gael.


This training will offer participants an opportunity to learn methods of working with children and young people on community art projects. The training is suitable for visual artists who are keen to learn more about this area of work and for professional workers in the children and young people sector such as youth workers for example. The training day will include verbal presentations as well as an opportunity to take part in practical sessions where you will be introduced to ideas and projects which you may be able to use in your own work. The course will be led by Manuela Niemetscheck who works as an Artist and Art Therapist in North Wales. She has facilitated community art groups for several years after studying Fine Arts and Museum Studies in Canada, and teaching art to children
in Catalunya. She is experienced in safely engaging children from pre-schoolers to teenagers, and is passionate about the value of art experiences for children. *A bilingual training day with the use of a simultaneous translation service.

———————————————————————————————————————————————————
Enw/Name:________________________________ Corff/Organisation:__________________________________________
E-bost/Email:_______________________________________ Ffôn/Phone:________________________________________
Cyfeiriad/Address:______________________________________________________________________________________
Anghenion deiategol / Dietary needs:_____________________________________________________________________
Anghenion arbennig / Special needs: _____________________________________________________________________
Dychwelwch y bonyn hwn gyda siec am £10 yn daladwy i ‘Cyngor Gwynedd’ i’r cyfeiriad isod /
Please return this slip with a cheque for £10 made payable to ‘Gwynedd Council’ to the following address:
Uned Celfyddydau Cymunedol, Archifdy Caernarfon, Stryd y Jêl, Caernarfon. LL55 1SH
Community Arts Unit, Caernarfon Archive, Gwynedd Council, Shire Hall Street. LL55 1SH

FFILMIAU I BLANT A PHOBL IFANC HEFO AWTISTIAETH / AUTISM FRIENDLY FILM SCREENINGS

AUTISM FRIENDLY SCREENINGS Watch selected films in an autism friendly environment; lights up and sound on low with no trailers, freedom to move around the cinema** and to bring your own refreshments.
For the latest Autism Friendly Screening news monthly simply request the e-news bulletin from www.dimensions-uk.org/autismfriendly. Plan your trip now to see: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG) 2D:
17 November at 11.30am.AUTISM FRIENDLY SCREENINGS EVERY MONTH Sensory friendly screenings for people with autism and people with learning disabilities every month at more than 90 ODEON cinemas in the UK and Ireland.
Autism Friendly Screenings are brought to you by learning disability and autism support provider, Dimensions and cinema group ODEON in a joint campaign to improve people’s access to the cinema.
For the latest news on Autism Friendly Screenings and participating cinemas please visit www.dimensions-uk.org/autismfriendly. Cinema tickets can be purchased as normal from the cinema box office or online via the ODEON website

www.odeon.co.uk or through the accessibility helpline on 0800 138 3315 between 11am and 8pm. Tickets are available to purchase from 11am Wednesday 17 July. Lights are left on low and the volume is turned down

There are no trailers before the film

People can move around the cinema and make noise as they feel comfortable**

People can bring their own food and drink

People with autism and people with sensory differences can attend the cinema with their friends, siblings and other family members in an inclusive environment

Support workers / carers can attend for free with a CEA Card.

The next screening will be Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG) 2D: on Sunday 17 NOVEMBER at 11.30am. **Guests are reminded not to run in the cinema and children to be supervised at all times.

AFASIC CYMRU

Wednesday 23rd October 2013
Dydd Mercher 23 Hydref 2013,
@
Oriel House, St Asaph/Tŷ Oriel, Llanelwy
Conference aimed at secondary mainstream teaching & support staff, S&L Therapists, service providers & those working with & supporting young people
Cynhadledd wedi'i hanelu at staff addysgu a chymorth ysgolion uwchradd prif ffrwd, Therapyddion Lleferydd ac Iaith, darparwyr gwasanaethau ac unigolion sy'n gweithio gyda phobl ifanc ac yn eu cefnogi
The impact of language difficulties on literacy & behaviour in mainstream Secondary Schools
Effaith anawsterau iaith ar lythrennedd ac ymddygiad mewn Ysgolion Uwchradd prif ffrwd
The conference costs includes refreshments and lunch
Mae costau'r gynhadledd, cynnwys lluniaeth a chinio
EARLY BOOKING Rec’d before ARCHEBU BUAN Derbyn yr archeb cyn 27.09.13
Booking received after
Derbyn archeb ar ôl
27.09.13
Afasic members
Aelodau Afasic £40
£45
Non members
Rhai nad ydynt yn aelodau £45
£50


For more information please contact Yvonne Brookes at Afasic Cymru: on 01745 550461 or E mail: yvonne@afasiccymru.org.uk

CYNHADLEDD WYTHNOS RHIENI / PARENTS' WEEK CONFERENCE

CYNHADLEDD WYTHNOS RHIENI

Sicrhau ymgysylltu rhwng rhieni a gwasanaethau cymorth i deuluoedd a rhieni

Dydd Mawrth, 24 Medi 2013; 9.30yb - 4yp

Holt Lodge, Wrecsam


Bydd Cynhadledd Wythnos Rhieni Plant yng Nghymru eleni yn ymwneud â sicrhau ymgysylltu rhwng rhieni a gwasanaethau cymorth i deuluoedd a rhieni.

Mae'r gwasanaethau cymorth i deuluoedd a rhieni sy'n cael eu darparu gan Dechrau'n Deg, Teuluoedd yn Gyntaf a thrwy lifoedd ariannu eraill yn cael eu herio fwy i estyn allan i deuluoedd agored i niwed. Ffocws y digwyddiad hwn fydd tystiolaeth ymchwil ynghylch ymgysylltu â theuluoedd ac enghreifftiau ymarferol o'r hyn mae gwahanol ardaloedd yn ei wneud i greu cysylltiad llwyddiannus â theuluoedd. Rydym yn gobeithio y bydd y digwyddiad yn cynyddu dealltwriaeth cynrychiolwyr ac yn rhoi cyfle iddynt ystyried eu polisi a'u hymarfer eu hunain, ochr yn ochr â rhannu profiadau ac arfer gorau.

Pwy ddylai fod yn bresennol?

Gweithwyr proffesiynol sy'n darparu cymorth i deuluoedd a rhieni ac unrhyw un sydd â diddordeb mewn cymorth i deuluoedd a rhieni neu y mae hynny'n brif faes polisi iddynt.

Siaradwyr sydd wedi'u Cadarnhau:

Bridges, Rheolwr Prosiect Dechrau'n Deg ar gyfer Bro Morgannwg (Wrecsam yn unig)

Gweithiwr Cymdeithasol Cymwysedig yw Antonia, a fu gynt yn gweithio gyda phobl ifanc yn eu harddegau yn y system ofal, cyn symud i dîm Derbyniadau Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol i Blant Bro Morgannwg fel Uwch Ymarferydd. Yn 2004 daeth yn Rheolwr Cychwyn Cadarn ym Mro Morgannwg, lle datblygodd brosiect Rhieni Ifanc. Wrth i Dechrau'n Deg gael ei ehangu, cafodd ei secondio i Lywodraeth Cymru am flwyddyn er mwyn cynnal yr ehangu ar lefel genedlaethol. Yn ystod y cyfnod hwn, cafodd y fraint o fedru ymweld â phob prosiect Dechrau'n Deg yng Nghymru, gan asesu a chefnogi eu rhaglenni ehangu. Mae bellach wedi dychwelyd i'w rôl fel Rheolwr Prosiect Dechrau'n Deg ym Mro Morgannwg, a bydd yn rhannu ei mewnwelediad a'i phrofiadau o ymgysylltu'n effeithiol â theuluoedd mewn gwasanaethau cymorth i fagu plant.

Rachel Calam, Athro Seicoleg Plant a Theuluoedd, Pennaeth Ysgol y Gwyddorau Seicolegol, Prifysgol Manceinion (Wrecsam yn unig)

Mae ymchwil yr Athro Calam ar fagu plant ac ymaddasiad plant yn canolbwyntio'n arbennig ar broblemau ymddygiad plant ifanc, ac yn benodol ar ddulliau o gyflwyno a chymhwyso hynny i gyd-destunau newydd a grwpiau newydd o gyfranogwyr. Mae hi'n cydweithio â'r Athro Matt Sanders a'i dîm ym Mhrifysgol Queensland, Awstralia, mewn gwaith ymchwil ar ddulliau newydd o roi ymyriadau magu plant ar waith, gan gynnwys dulliau hunan-gyfeiriadol, cyfryngol a rhai sy'n defnyddio'r rhyngrwyd o gyflwyno Rhaglen Magu Plant Gadarnhaol y Tair P. Mae hi a'i chydweithwyr hefyd yn profi ffyrdd o sicrhau'r cyfranogiad mwyaf posib gan rieni mewn rhaglenni ar gyfer rhieni plant sy'n dioddef o asthma a diabetes, yn ogystal â threialu dull newydd, y Tair P i Fabanod. Mae ymyriadau magu plant i deuluoedd lle mae gan riant anawsterau iechyd meddwl sylweddol hefyd ar waith, yn cynnwys treial ar-lein i rieni ag anhwylder deubegynol, wedi'i ariannu gan y Cyngor Ymchwil Feddygol.

Dr. Carole Sutton yw'r Uwch Gymrawd Ymchwil ar Ymweliad a Chyfarwyddwr Cyswllt yr Uned Astudiaethau Magu Plant ym Mhrifysgol De Montfort (Wrecsam yn unig)
Swydd wreiddiol Dr Sutton oedd gweithiwr cymdeithasol ym meysydd iechyd, iechyd meddwl a phlant a theuluoedd, cyn iddi astudio ar gyfer gradd mewn seicoleg a doethuriaeth mewn addysg rhieni, a hynny gyda'r Athro Martin Herbert. Mae hi'n Seicolegydd Siartredig. Gyda Di Hampton datblygodd Parenting Positively, 'pecyn' magu plant y mae hi, Di a hyfforddwyr eraill wedi'i gyflwyno ledled Prydain ac yn Ewrop. Mae hi wedi cyhoeddi'n eang, wedi datblygu'r MSc yn Theori ac Ymarfer Magu Plant ym Mhrifysgol De Montfort ac ar hyn o bryd mae hi'n hyrwyddo'r ymgyrch Five Praises a Day for Children gydag Ymwelwyr Iechyd yng Nghaerlyr, Swydd Gaerlyr a Rutland.

Angela Bourge, Cyngor Caerdydd ac Andy Senior, Plant yng Nghymru (Caerdydd a Wrecsam)

Mae Angela Bourge wedi'i chyflogi fel Rheolwr Gweithredol gyda Gwasanaethau Plant Caerdydd, lle mae hi'n gyfrifol am Adnoddau Plant. Cefndir gwaith cymdeithasol sydd gan Angela, gan ei bod wedi gweithio ym maes Gwasanaethau Plant ers 25 mlynedd. Mae'n credu'n angerddol mewn cymorth i deuluoedd ac mae ganddi ddiddordeb arbennig mewn cyfranogiad rhieni.

Mae Andy Senior wedi gweithio ym maes plant a theuluoedd yng Nghymru ers dros 18 mlynedd yn y sectorau statudol a gwirfoddol ac mae ganddo ddiddordeb arbennig mewn datblygu prosiectau, cynllunio ar sail canlyniadau a gwasanaethau ymyrraeth gynnar ac ataliaeth.

Bydd Angela ac Andy yn cyd-gyflwyno canfyddiadau allweddol prosiect ymchwil diweddar ynghylch gwella'r ymgysylltu â thadau a gofalwyr gwryw plant sydd ar y Gofrestr Amddiffyn Plant neu sy'n Blant mewn Angen.

Jonathan Scourfield, Athro Gwaith Cymdeithasol ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd (Caerdydd a Wrecsam)

Mae gan Jonathan ddiddordebau ymchwil amrywiol ac yn eu plith mae lles plant a gwaith cymdeithasol gyda dynion. Mae ei lyfrau yn cynnwys Gender and Child Protection (Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), Working with Men in Health and Social Care (Sage, 2007, gyda Featherstone a Rivett) a Muslim Childhood (Oxford University Press, 2013, gyda Gilliat-Ray, Khan ac Otri). Ar hyn o bryd mae'n ymchwilio i ymyriadau gyda thadau fel rhan o gymrodoriaeth sy'n cael ei hariannu gan y Cyngor Ymchwil Economaidd a Chymdeithasol. Testun ei gyflwyniad fydd canfyddiadau arolwg diweddar ar draws y Deyrnas Unedig i ganfod pa fath o waith sy'n cael ei wneud gyda thadau yn y gwasanaethau plant a theuluoedd.

Lynn McDonald, Athro Ymchwil Gwaith Cymdeithasol, Prifysgol Middlesex, Llundain Datblygydd Rhaglen Teuluoedd ac Ysgolion Ynghyd (FAST) (Caerdydd a Wrecsam)

Athro Ymchwil Gwaith Cymdeithasol ym Mhrifysgol Middlesex yw Lynn McDonald ac mae ganddi ddoethuriaeth mewn Seicoleg. Lynn yw Datblygydd a Sylfaenydd Teuluoedd ac Ysgolion Ynghyd (FAST), sef rhaglen ymyrraeth gynnar ac ataliaeth seiliedig ar dystiolaeth sydd wedi ennill gwobrau ac sydd wedi bod yn effeithiol wrth wella perthnasoedd teuluoedd a meithrin ffactorau amddiffynnol ar gyfer plant a'u teuluoedd. Bydd Lynn yn rhannu gyda'r cynrychiolwyr rai o negeseuon papur BPS "Technique is Not Enough: A framework for ensuring that evidence-based parenting programmes are socially inclusive", yr oedd hi'n un o'i gyd-awduron. Mae'r papur yn edrych ar sut gall rhaglenni magu plant effeithiol sicrhau eu bod yn ymgysylltu â'r rhai sy'n fwyaf tebygol o elwa: rhieni ar incwm isel a'r rheiny sydd ar y cyrion ac wedi'u heithrio'n gymdeithasol. Bydd hi hefyd yn archwilio cyfraddau cadw rhieni lleiafrifol incwm isel, a'r strategaethau sy'n eu cadw mewn cysylltiad. Bydd Lynn hefyd yn rhannu ei phrofiadau o ddatblygu a chyflwyno rhaglen FAST.

Rose Richards, Cydlynydd Magu Plant y Gwasanaeth Cyfiawnder Ieuenctid, Cyngor Sir y Fflint (Caerdydd a Wrecsam)

Mae Rose wedi gweithio o fewn y Gwasanaeth Cyfiawnder Ieuenctid yn Sir y Fflint ers 1988. Yng nghanol y 1990au, sylweddolodd y tîm fod angen cynnwys rhieni yn y gwaith roedden nhw'n ei wneud i reoli ymddygiad heriol plentyn er mwyn lleihau'r perygl o lithro'n ôl. Fe aethon nhw at Dr Carole Sutton, a bu hi'n rhoi hyfforddiant i'r tîm ar theori ac ymarfer 'Positive Parenting'. Yn 2003 penodwyd Rose yn Gydlynydd Magu Plant Cyfiawnder Ieuenctid. Yn dilyn cynnig llwyddiannus o dan Agenda Teuluoedd yn Gyntaf gan Grwp Strategaeth Magu Plant Sir y Fflint, mae Rose wrthi ar hyn o bryd yn ehangu'r gwasanaethau i rieni pobl ifanc yn y sir, a bydd yn sôn am ymyrraeth gynnar gyda'r grwp yma o rieni.

COST:

Aelodau: £60 Heb fod yn Aelodau: £70

Anfonwch e-bost i bookings os ydych angen ffurflen archebu ac anfon nol i:

Plant yng Nghymru
25 Plas Winsor
Caerdydd CF10 3BZ

Neu E-bost i: bookings@childreninwales.org.uk
Neu Ffacs i: 029 2034 3134



PARENTS' WEEK CONFERENCE:

Engaging parents in family and parenting support services

Tuesday, 24 September 2013; 9.30am - 4pm

Holt Lodge, Wrexham




Children in Wales' Parents' Week Conference this year will be around the theme of engaging parents in family and parenting support services.

Family and parenting support services provided by Flying Start, Families First and through other funding streams are increasingly being challenged to extend their reach to vulnerable families. The focus of the event will be on research evidence around engaging families and practical examples of what different areas are doing to successfully engage families. We hope the event will increase delegates understanding and give them the opportunity to consider their own policy and practice alongside sharing experiences and best practice.

Who should attend?

Professionals providing family and parenting support and anyone with a policy lead or interest in family and parenting support.

Confirmed Speakers:

Antonia Bridges, Flying Start Project Manager for the Vale of Glamorgan (Wrexham only)

Antonia is a qualified Social Worker who previously worked with teenagers in the care system and then moved into the Intake team of the Vale of Glamorgan within Children's Social Services as a Senior Practitioner. In 2004 she became the Sure Start Manager in the Vale of Glamorgan where she developed a Young Parents project. With the expansion of Flying Start she was seconded into the Welsh Government for one year to support expansion nationally. During this time she was privileged to be able to visit every Flying Start project in Wales, assessing and supporting their expansion programmes. She has now returned to her role as Flying Start Project Manager for the Vale of Glamorgan and will share her insights and experiences of engaging families effectively in parenting support services.

Rachel Calam, Professor of Child and Family Psychology, Head of the School of Psychological Sciences, University of Manchester (Wrexham only)

Professor Calam's research in parenting and child adjustment has a particular focus on young children's behaviour problems, and particularly forms of delivery and application to new contexts and participant groups. She collaborates with Professor Matt Sanders and his team at the University of Queensland, Australia, on research on novel forms of implementation of parenting interventions which include self-directed, media and internet-based delivery of the Triple P Positive Parenting Program. She and colleagues are also testing ways of maximising parent participation in programmes for parents of children with asthma and diabetes and are also trialling a new approach, Baby Triple P. Studies of parenting intervention for families with a parent with significant mental health difficulties are under way including an online trial for parents with bipolar disorder funded by the Medical Research Council

Dr Carole Sutton, Visiting Senior Research Fellow and Associate Director of the Unit for Parenting Studies at De Montfort University (Wrexham only)

Dr Sutton originally worked as a social worker in the fields of health, mental health and children and families, and then studied for a degree in psychology and a doctorate in parent education, working with Professor Martin Herbert. She is a Chartered Psychologist. With Di Hampton she developed Parenting Positively, a parenting 'package' which she, Di and other trainers have taught throughout Britain and in Europe. She has published widely, has developed the MSc Theory and Practice of Parenting at De Montfort University and is currently promoting the Five Praises a Day for Children campaign with Health Visitors in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

Angela Bourge, Cardiff Council & Andy Senior, Children in Wales (Cardiff and Wrexham)

Angela Bourge is employed as an Operational Manager with Cardiff Children's Services where she has responsibility for Children's Resources. Angela has a social work background, having worked in Children's Services for 25 year. She has a passion for family support and a particular interest in parent participation.

Andy Senior has worked in the children and families field in Wales for over 18 years in both the statutory and voluntary sectors, and has a particular interest in project development, outcomes based planning and early intervention and prevention services.

Angela and Andy will be co-presenting the key findings of a recent research project around improving the engagement of the fathers and male carers of children on the Child Protection Register or who are Children in Need.

Jonathan Scourfield, Professor of Social Work at Cardiff University (Cardiff and Wrexham)

Jonathan Scourfield has varied research interests, among which are child welfare and social work with men. His books include Gender and Child Protection (Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), Working with Men in Health and Social Care (Sage, 2007, with Featherstone and Rivett) and Muslim Childhood (Oxford University Press, 2013, with Gilliat-Ray, Khan and Otri). He is currently researching interventions with fathers as part of a fellowship funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. His presentation will be the findings of a recent UK-wide survey to find out what kind of work is being done with fathers in child and family services.

Lynn McDonald, Professor of Social Work Research, Middlesex University, London

Families and Schools Together (FAST) Programme Developer (Cardiff and Wrexham)

Lynn McDonald is a Professor of Social Work Research at Middlesex University and has a doctorate in Psychology. Lynn is the Programme Developer and founder of Families and Schools Together (FAST), which is an award winning evidence based early intervention and prevention programme that has proven effective in enhancing family relationships and building protective factors for children and their families. Lynn will share with delegates some of the messages from the BPS "Technique is Not Enough: A framework for ensuring that evidence-based parenting programmes are socially inclusive" paper which she co-authored. The paper explores how effective parenting programmes can ensure they engage those most likely to benefit: parents on low income and those who are marginalised and socially excluded. She will also explore retention rates of low income minority parents, and the strategies which keep them involved. Lynn will also share her experiences developing and delivering the FAST programme.

Rose Richards, Youth Justice Service Parenting Coordinator, Flintshire County Council (Cardiff and Wrexham)
Rose has worked within the Youth Justice Service in Flintshire since 1988. During the mid 1990s the team recognised the need to engage parents in the work they undertook managing a child's challenging behaviour in order to reduce the risk of recidivism. Dr Carole Sutton was engaged and provided training for the team in the theory and practice of Positive Parenting. In 2003 Rose was appointed as the Youth Justice Parenting Coordinator. Following a successful bid under the Families First Agenda by the Flintshire Parenting Strategy Group, Rose is currently expanding the services for the parents of adolescents in the county and will be talking about early intervention with this group of parents.

COST:

Members: £60 Non-members: £70

Please email bookings if you require a booking form and send back to:
Children in Wales
25 Windsor Place
Cardiff CF10 3BZ

Or E-mail to: bookings@childreninwales.org.uk
Or Fax to: 029 2034 3134

CYFRES SEMINARAU YMCHWIL IECHYD A LLES PLANT, POBL IFAINC A'U TEULUEODD

Plant, Pobl Ifainc a’u Teuluoedd:
Grŵp Ymchwil Iechyd a Lles

Cyfres Seminarau Ymchwil Amser Cinio
2013-2014

Bydd pob seminar ymchwil yn dechrau am 12.00 ac yn gorffen am 13.00.

Dewch â’ch cinio gyda chi


Dydd Mercher, 9 Hydref 2013
Fron Heulog, Ysgol Gwyddorau Gofal Iechyd. Labordy Sgiliau
Yr Athro Jane Noyes a Dr Helen Henningham
Lookingahead: childrenandyoungpeopleandtheirfamilieshealthand well-beingresearch at Bangor



Ddydd Iau, 14 Tachwedd 2013
Ystafell 146 Brigantia
Dr Gemma Griffith
Siblings of childrenwithlearningdisabilities




Dydd Iau, 5 Rhagfyr 2013
Ystafell 146 Brigantia
Dr Thomas O’Brien a Dr Llinos Spencer
Exerciseforchildrenwithmobilityimpairments: Preliminaryfindingsfrom the Well mi studysystematicreview


Dydd Iau, 23 Ionawr 2014
Ystafell 146 Brigantia
Nathan Bray
Applyinghealtheconomicsmethods to wheelchairinterventionsforchildrenandyoungpeople: understandingandmeasuringquality of life


Dydd Iau, 20 Chwefror 2014
Fron Heulog, Ysgol Gwyddorau Gofal Iechyd. Ystafell 7
Virginia Bennett
Definingandconceptualisingchildren’spalliativecare


Dydd Mercher, 19 Medi 2014
Ystafell 146 Brigantia
Dr Sheila Lewis
Childrenand Young peopleManagingEpilepsy: CHYME





Dydd Iau, 15 Mai 2014
Fron Heulog, Ysgol Gwyddorau Gofal Iechyd. Ystafell 7
Sally Rees
Adopting a Realistapproach: Exploringwhatmakes a successfultransitionintoadulthoodforyoungpeoplewithAdditionalLearningNeeds (complexlearningandmedicalneeds): a RealistReview of literature



Dydd Iau, 19 Mehefin 2014
Ystafell 146 Brigantia
Julie Sutton
SleepHygieneEducationandChildrenwithDevelopmentalDisabilities

Bydd te a choffi ar gael













Croeso i bawb!

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE HEALTH AND WELL BEING SEMINAR SERIES

Children, Young People and their Families: Health and Wellbeing Research Group

Lunchtime Research Seminar Series 2013-2014
All research seminars will start at 12:00 and finish at 13:00.
Bring along your lunch

Wednesday 9th October 2013
Fron Heulog School of Healthcare Sciences Skills Lab
Professor Jane Noyes and Dr Helen Henningham : Looking ahead: children and young people and their families health and well-being research at Bangor

Thursday 14th November 2013
BrigantiaRoom 146
Dr Gemma Griffith : Siblings of children with learning disabilities

Thursday 5th December 2013
Brigantia Room 146
Dr Thomas O’Brien and Dr Llinos Spencer
Exercise for children with mobility impairments: Preliminary findings from the Well mi study systematic review

Thursday 23rdJanuary 2014
Brigantia Room 146
Nathan Bray
Applying health economics methods to wheelchair interventions for children and young people: understanding and measuring quality of life

Thursday 20thFebruary 2014
Fron Heulog School of Healthcare Sciences Room 7
Virginia Bennett
Defining and conceptualising children’s palliative care

Wednesday19thMarch 2014
Brigantia Room 146
Dr Sheila Lewis
Children and Young people Managing Epilepsy: CHYME

Thursday 15thMay 2014
Fron Heulog School of Healthcare Sciences Room 7
Sally Rees
Adopting a Realist approach: Exploring what makes a successful transition into adulthood for young people with Additional Learning Needs (complex learning and medical needs): a Realist Review of literature

Thursday 19thJune 2014
Brigantia Room 146 Julie Sutton
Sleep Hygiene Education and Children with Developmental Disabilities
Tea and Coffee provided

Everyone Welcome!