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| Heather L. Corwin | |
| Heather Mattner |
Dr. Heather Mattner, is a Perinatal Health Psychologist and Midwife with an extensive background in maternal/infant healthcare, midwifery practice, research and education, models of practice development and review, perinatal mental health and wellbeing, perinatal Aboriginal health and wellbeing and primary healthcare. Heather is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at The University of Adelaide. |
| Heather Spears | |
| Heidi Cope |
Heidi Cope, MS, is a board-certified genetic counselor in the Department of Pediatrics, Division of Medical Genetics at Duke University Medical Center. She has spent the last fifteen years engaged in research to identify the genetic causes of rare human diseases. Ms. Cope received the Audrey Heimler Special Project Award in 2013, which allowed her to undertake a study to learn more about the psychological impact of losing a baby to anencephaly. |
| Heidi Krowchuk |
Heidi V. Krowchuk, PhD, RN, FAAN is an Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Programs at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Nursing. Her clinical expertise is in the area of parenting and family-centered well child care; her research focuses on improving health outcomes for vulnerable women and their children. She is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing. |
| Helen H Watkins | |
| Helen Holmes | |
| Helen McK Doan | |
| Helena Priest |
Dr Helena Priest is a chartered psychologist and research tutor on the Staffordshire University Clinical Psychology Doctorate, with an interest in qualitative research methods. |
| Hélène David | |
| Helene Wallach | |
| Helga Blazy |
Dr. Helga Blazy, Hermann-Pflaume-Str. 39, 50933 Köln, Tel. 49-221-497-1191, e-mail: nc-blazyhe@netcologne.de |
| Henry Brandtjen | |
| Hilary Monk | |
| Holly Goldberg | |
| Holly Ruhlig | |
| Ian S Zagon | |
| Ignez Carvalho Hartmann |
Ignez Carvalho Hartmann is a child and adolescent analyst and music therapist. The focus of her research is based on expressive therapeutic mediums such as painting, music, and sand scenes. She is a professor and supervisor at the Institute of Analytical Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents in Heidelberg, Germany. |
| Ildiko Danis |
Ildiko Danis is associated with the Institute of Mental Health, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary. |
| Irene de Graaf |
Irene de Graaf obtained a doctorate at the university of Amsterdam in 1999 with a thesis entitled “ on first trimester Down syndrome screening”. She graduated as gynecologist in 2005. She worked for 7 years as a general gynecologist. In 2012 she switched to the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam to become a perinatologist. Her approach towards teaching resulted in an appointment as principal educator. Fields of interest are perinatology, pregnancy and psychiatry. She is a strong advocate of autonomy in childbirth and shared decision making. |
| J Steven Svoboda |
Brief Bio: J. Steven Svoboda, MS, JD, received a Master's Degree in physics from UC Berkeley and graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School. He founded Attorneys for the Rights of the Child (ARC) in 1997. In 2001, Steven presented the first and only document ever accepted by the United Nations focusing on male circumcision. |
| Jaap van der Wal |
Jaap van der Wal, PhD, is medical doctor and is now retired from the department of Anatomy and Embryology at the University of Maastricht, Holland. He worked as associate professor and later senior lecturer at various universities and schools in Holland. He also lectures on Medical Anthropology. In his research he specialized in the functional anatomy of locomotion and published about the functional architecture of connective tissue and fasciae as well as its (their) role in proprioception. “But my main passion”, he states, “still is the embryology. |
| James J McKenna | |
| James Jacobs | |
| James W Prescott | |
| Jamie E. Banker |
Jamie E. Banker, Ph.D., is MFT Director of Counseling Psychology, MFT program, at California Lutheran University, 3263 Pioneer St., #4250, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. E-mail: jbanker@callutheran.edu. |
| Janae B Weinhold |
Janae Weinhold has her doctorate in developmental psychology and is a Colorado Licensed Professional Counselor. She co-directs the Colorado Institute for Conflict Resolution & Creative Leadership, where she has been involved in humanitarian work in Ukraine for more than 25 years. She also co-directs the Colorado Professional Development Center in Colorado Springs where she co-leads certificate training programs in trauma-informed care for healthcare professionals. |
| Jane English | |
| Janet B. Teodori |
Janet B. Teodori, M.D. |
| Janet E Kilbride |
Janet Kilbride is presently affiliated with the Philadelphia Geriatric Center, Behavioral Research, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19141, U.S.A. A past secretary/Treasurer of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research, she has published in psychological and anthropological journals on topics concerning infancy, socialization, and facial expression recognition. She has recently co-authored with Philip Kilbride, Changing Family Life in East Africa: Women and Children at Risk, University Park: The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1990. |