Bio
Tena H. Sloan, LMFT, IFECMHS/RFP-II is a licensed therapist and holds a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Tena is a fellow of the University of Massachusetts Infant-Parent Mental Health Post-Graduate Program co-developed and led by Drs. Kristie Brandt and Ed Tronick. She also is endorsed in California as an Infant Family Early Childhood Specialist and Reflective Practice Facilitator II.
Training
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Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) | UCSF | Chandra Ghosh-Ippen
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Neurosequential Model of Therapuetics (NMT) | Child Trauma Academy | Bruce Perry
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TOUCHPOINTS Certification | The Brazelton Institute
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Newborn Behavior Observations (NBO) | The Brazelton Institute
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Parent-Child Feeding Scale Certification (NCAST) | University of Washington
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Advanced Transdisciplinary Infant Mental Health Clinical Consultation Group | UCSF | Stephen Seligman
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Birth-to-Five Dyadic Psychotherapy Training | Zero-to-Three Fellow
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Duty to Care: Treating Young Children in Military Families (Zero to Three Military Projects)
Specializations
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Birth-to-Five, Early Childhood Mental Health, Infant Mental Health
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Attachment and Bonding
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Trauma, Toxic Stress, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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Early childhood development
Speaking, Training & Teaching
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Adjunct Lecturer | Santa Clara University
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Adjunct Lecturer | J.F.K. University
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IFECMH Training Academy, Santa Clara County Behavioral Health | Early Care and Mental Health Consultation | 03/29/17
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KidConnections Network, Santa Clara County Behavioral Health | Introduction to Infant Mental Health | 01/28/17
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18th International Conference on Violence, Abuse and Trauma | Invisible Wounds: The Impact of Trauma on Young Children | 09/12/13
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Five Acres Permanency Programs Resource Parent Group | Effects of Trauma and Abuse: Children and Youth in Foster Care | 09/01/11