QUESTIONSThe QEC 2008 5th Biennial International Conference - Reaching out to Vulnerable Families: Achieving (QEC 2008)
Venue: Melbourne
| Event Date/Time: Nov 20, 2008 | End Date/Time: Nov 21, 2008 |
| Registration Date: Nov 05, 2008 | |
| Early Registration Date: Aug 29, 2008 | |
| Abstract Submission Date: Feb 29, 2008 | |
| Paper Submission Date: Feb 29, 2008 |
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The QEC 2008 5th Biennial International Conference - Reaching out to Vulnerable Families: Achieving Better Outcomes for Children, held on 20 & 21 November, and will take place at The Sebel Albert Park in 2008.
The conference, hosted by Queen Elizabeth Centre (QEC), will provide delegates with a comprehensive program and will bring together professionals from a wide range of disciplines, sharing a common interest in child and family wellbeing and the essential role of supporting the development of sensitive and responsive parenting.
Evidence abounds that the early care giving environment plays a crucial role in a child’s healthy development: a warm, caring and nurturing relationship with the child’s carers will maximise emotional, psychological, social and intellectual development and assist the journey to stable, productive and fulfilled adulthood.
Further information on the Conference can be found on the Conference website at www.qec.org.au/conference.
With a stellar line up of International Keynote and Invited National speakers already confirmed, the program is set to be a 'not to be missed' event. We are looking forward to the event exceeding all expectations.
The conference, hosted by Queen Elizabeth Centre (QEC), will provide delegates with a comprehensive program and will bring together professionals from a wide range of disciplines, sharing a common interest in child and family wellbeing and the essential role of supporting the development of sensitive and responsive parenting.
Evidence abounds that the early care giving environment plays a crucial role in a child’s healthy development: a warm, caring and nurturing relationship with the child’s carers will maximise emotional, psychological, social and intellectual development and assist the journey to stable, productive and fulfilled adulthood.
Further information on the Conference can be found on the Conference website at www.qec.org.au/conference.
With a stellar line up of International Keynote and Invited National speakers already confirmed, the program is set to be a 'not to be missed' event. We are looking forward to the event exceeding all expectations.
