Community Consultation and Continuing Education
SibLink staff members make presentations in the community in order to provide the latest information about siblings of children with special needs. Presentations may be prepared for parents, school personnel and health care professionals in Rhode Island and southern New England.
Participants learn more about the unique challenges facing siblings and resources in the community designed to maximize their healthy adjustment to those challenges. Presentations always include opportunities for questions and discussions.
SibLink staff are also available to consult with community groups to assist with the development of local programs for siblings. SibLink staff members also provide continuing education programs to disseminate information regarding siblings to other medical, mental health and related professionals through national and international conferences.
Please contact us to register for or learn more about SibLink programs.
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Research Areas
- Early Childhood Consultation and Program Evaluation
- Early Childhood Outpatient Program
- Early Childhood Research and Services
- Biological Basis of Psychiatric Disorders
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders
- Forensic Issues and Juvenile Justice
- Health Services Research at Bradley Hospital
- Pediatric Behavioral Health
- Prevention and Early Intervention
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Current Studies
- Bradley Hospital Researchers Study How Sleep Impacts Childhood Achievement
- Bradley Hospital Sleep Experts Assess California’s Legislation for Later School Start Times
- Bradley Hospital Receives $10M to Establish Sleep, Circadian Rhythms Research Center
- InVita Research Program Examines Treatment for Suicidal Behavior among Hispanic/Latinx youth
- Study Tests Effect of Video Game on Impulse Control
- The Hidden Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Children
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