Past Events

Join Dr. Ernestine Briggs-King for a compelling session on advancing trauma-informed care for children and families impacted by maltreatment and trauma. Drawing from national initiatives and over two decades of experience, Dr. Briggs-King will share practical strategies for implementing evidence-based treatments (EBTs) in real-world settings. This talk will highlight how systems can move from research to action—building capacity, engaging communities, and improving outcomes through culturally responsive, trauma-informed approaches.

In this seminar, we'll discuss the importance of executive functioning skills, how to notice and address deficits in executive functioning, and effective interventions for developing executive functioning skills.

Join The Baker Center for Children and Families for a walk, roll, and fun run along the Charles River Esplanade and celebration on Fiedler Field. The 3rd annual SuperK Walk, Roll & Fun Run is a one-of-kind event that brings together our community of families, friends, and supporters to celebrate children’s mental health—and raise critical funding to support our work and mission.

The definitions of autism have changed dramatically over the past four decades to include a wide range of people. The field continues to debate the utility and meaning of identifying portions of the spectrum as distinct groups, including the recently introduced term Profound Autism.

In this seminar, we will discuss the difference between levels of care (outpatient, inpatient, residential, etc.) and how to navigate the system for your child.