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Ann Douglas

Author, Magazine Writer, On-Air Parenting Columnist, SpeakerIndependent

A bestselling author and the weekend parenting columnist for CBC Radio, Ann has been called "Canada's most trusted parenting writer."

ParentingPregnancyChildrenBabiesMental Health

Timothy Sorel

ProfessorUniversity of Florida

Film director Tim Sorel produces documentaries that examine and investigate pediatric health, literacy issues and human rights.

World Pediatric ProjectPediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS)Pediatric Auto Immune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococci Infection (PANDAS)Education methods of English to Speakers of Other Languages

Paul A. Wetzel, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and ABET Coordinator, Department of Biomedical EngineeringVCU College of Engineering

Dr. Wetzel's research interests include eye tracking systems and eye movement analysis

Eye tracking systems and eye movement analysisEffects of neurological diseases on eye movement controlVisual task analysisPhysiological instrumentation and signal processing systemsHuman-machine interfaces based on based on eye and head movement

Gordon Mitchell

Professor | DirectorUniversity of Florida

Gordon Mitchell is a preeminence professor of neuroscience in the department of physical therapy and McKnight Brain Institute.

Cellular mechanisms of intermittent hypoxia induced spinal respiratory motor plasticityCompensatory respiratory plasticity in motor neuron disease (ALS)Inflammation and spinal plasticityDevelopmental plasticityIntermittent hypoxia and brain function

Jerome Schultz

Clinical NeuropsychologistHarvard Medical School

Experienced clinician and teacher. Captivating, informative speaker who makes the stress/learning connection with humor and wisdom.

The Connection Between Stress and Learning in Kids With LdAdhd and Asperger SyndromeUnderstanding and Meeting the Needs of Children With Fragile Emotions and Challenging Behaviors.The De-Stress Model of Intervention for Children With Ld and AdhdThe Myths and Realities of Inclusion