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Past MASP PD Events

Part of MASP's mandate is to provide professional development (PD) opportunities for members. The following is a list of some of our past PD events. Members have access to slides, videos, and resources from many of the past PD events.


 Speaker  Presentation  Year
Dr. Lindsay WoodsDialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), an introduction to the 4 skills modules, and exploring how skills can include an Indigenous perspective2024
Dr. Michelle WarrenTeens and Screens after COVID-19: Research Findings and Behavioural Recommendations 2023
Dr. Kerri TomyPharmacological Interventions with a Twist.2023
Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre Inc.  Clinical Considerations when Working with First Nations Students2022
Dr. Emily Fisher Best Practices in Supporting 2SLGBTQ+ Students for School Clinicians 2022
Dr. Steven R. Shaw  Reaching Students Who Are Low Achieving 2021
Dr. David Kilpartrick Reading assessment and intervention:  Part 1- Recent advances in understanding word-level reading problems: Implications for instruction and intervention; Part 2- Intervention-oriented assessment in reading 2021
Michael Charron Telepractice Web Conference and Resources 2020
Dr. Todd Cunningham Psycho-educational Considerations in the Assessment of Indigenous Students 2019 
Dr. Todd Cunningham Assistive Technology Tool Selection protocol 2019
Dr. Adam McCrimmon ADOS 2 Training 2018
Keith Moen Build a Brain: Tier 2 classroom lesson for self-regulation 2018 
Dr. Daniel Miller State-of-the-Art School Neuropsychology 2017
Steve Lawrie Student Services Initiative: An Opportunity for System Change 2017
Dr. Steven Feifer Neuropsychology of Learning Disabilities: Diagnosis and Intervention 2016
Melissa Cait   Working Smarter and Not Just Harder – A New Era of Report Writing 2016
Dr. Milton Dehn  Assessment of Working Memory, Processing, Long Term Memory and the Interventions You Need to Address Them 2015
Dr. Rehman Abdulrehmen The Use of CBT in the Treatment of Anxiety 2015
Jeremy Clarke and Michael Charron Pearson Assessments presents the WISC-V, KTEA-3, Q-Global, and Q-Interactive 2014
Dr. Beth Doll  Building Resiliency in Schools 2014
Dr. Richard Kruk Reading Difficulty: Is it all Phonological? 2014 
Dr. Janine Montgomery  Review of DSM5 and implications for School Psychologists 2013
Dr. Jennifer TheuleCross Battery Assessment: Step-by-Step2013
Dr. Samuel OrtizPsycho-educational Assessment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners2012
Dr. Dawn P. FlanaganResearch-based Approaches to Specific Learning Disability Identification & Intervention2012
Dr. Stephen Elliot The Social Skills Improvement System2010
Dr. John WalkerEffective Interventions for Childhood Anxiety2010
Dr. Milton Dehn Working Memory and Academic Learning: Assessment and Intervention2010
Dr. Kenneth MerrellPromoting Children’s Mental Health Through Social and Emotional Learning and Effective Interventions for Internalizing Disorders2009 
Dr. James HaleApplication of Neuropsychological Principles and Practices with School-Aged Children2008
Dr. Randy KamphausAssessing Emotional-Behavioural  Functioning of Children and Adolescents  using the BASC-22007
Dr. Russell BarkleyADHD in Children & Adolescents: Nature, Diagnosis, and Management2006 
Dr. Julie EnyingiPsychopharmacological Treatment of Children and Adolescents2006 
Eric AlperThe Development and Implementation of School-Based Protocols for Threat Assessment2006 
Dr. Steven GuyThe Role of the BRIEF in Assessing Executive Functioning2005 
Allan Hawkins, Mark Robertson, Michelle BahuaudThe Revised Psychology Outcomes Program (POP)2005 
Dr. Amy Gabel Advanced Interpretation of the WISC-IV & WISC-IV Integrated2005 
Dr. George McCloskey The Role of Executive Functions in Learning and Behaviour: Strategies for Assessment and Intervention2004


The Manitoba Association of School Psychologists is located on original lands of Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dene and Oji-Cree peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We honour the Treaties that were signed on these lands and we acknowledge the harms of the past and present. We commit to a future of genuine partnership and reconciliation with Indigenous communities in this region by meaningful collaboration and mutually beneficial relationships. MASP Reconciliation Statement


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