SDBP Educational Resources Hub
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Invite a Lecturer - 2026 Schedule
Invite a Lecturer - 2026 Schedule
All sessions are held from 12-1 PM EST.
March 12 – Feeding Challenges and Autism: What, Why and How to Help. — Kay Toomey, PhD Register Now!
April 27 – Bilingual Language Development: Neurodevelopmental Foundations for Assessment Practice — Veronica Edgar Bordes, PhD, Neuropsychologist Register Now!
May 5 – Assuring Human Rights for Children — Sherri Alderman, MD, DBP Register Now!
June 2 – Neurodevelopmental Dysfunction: When Attention Problems Are NOT ADHD-Related — Maricela Gulbronson, MD, DBP Register Now!
July 21 – Supporting Children with Autism in the Child Welfare System — Judith Lucas, MD, DBP Register Now!
August 4 – Childhood Disintegrative Disorder — Abha Gupta, MD, PhD Register Now!
August 20 – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders - Yasmin Senturias, MD, DBP Register Now!
September 15 - Autism Laws and Policies: How Legal Protections Can Prevent Stigmatization and Support Advocacy Efforts — Judith Lucas, MD, DBP Register Now!
October 5 – Genetic Testing for Intellectual Disability and Global Developmental Delay — Cassandra Conrad, MD, DBP Register Now!
ℹ️ Additional Information
Past sessions are recorded and saved under the "Lectures" tab. The focus audience for these lectures are trainees, however, they have also been helpful for practicing providers. Please share the links with anyone you think would like to join, especially trainees on rotations and fellows.
If you would like to give a lecture on a DBP-related topic, please click on the button below. Your lecture topic and contact information will be posted on the "Virtual Lecturers" sheet in this classroom so you can be contacted to speak virtually.
Welcome!
Welcome!
This website was created by members of the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (SDBP) based on a needs assessment of members. This is a space to share developmental-behavioral pediatric and psychology education resources. The target audience is educators looking to design curricula for different types and levels of trainees. There are educational materials available for practicing providers, parents, families and patients as well. A goal of this hub is to provide resources to encourage design of inclusive curriculum, providing a diverse group of learners with multiple means of engagement.
This website was created by members of the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (SDBP) based on a needs assessment of members. This is a space to share developmental-behavioral pediatric and psychology education resources. The target audience is educators looking to design curricula for different types and levels of trainees. There are educational materials available for practicing providers, parents, families and patients as well. A goal of this hub is to provide resources to encourage design of inclusive curriculum, providing a diverse group of learners with multiple means of engagement.
Here you will find
Topic-specific resources (e.g. autism, ADHD, anxiety)
Seminal article lists
DBP curricula for various levels of learner (residents, fellows, advanced practice providers)
Resources for building your own curricula
Ideas for fun activities (book clubs, movie nights, field trips, games)
A list of providers available to give virtual lectures
Recordings of past "Invite a Lecturer" talks
Websites with resources for multiple DBP-related topics
Information about the practice of DBP
Feedback forms for suggestions for improvements and additions to the website
This website is a work in progress and the product of the hard work by members of the SDBP Online Education Work Group. We will be building as we go. Check back frequently for new resources.
Thanks for visiting, and we welcome your feedback.
Catherine Lipman, MD
Developmental-behavioral pediatrics
Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital
lipmanc2@ccf.org
DISCLAIMER: This website was created by members of SDBP. The content of the reviews is based on the opinions of the reviewers. Please make sure to review the material yourself before using for educational purposes.
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