Supervising Psychologist

Boys Town Behavioral Health Clinic
Dr. Frank Bowers is a Supervising Psychologist at the Boys Town Behavioral Health Clinic, part of the Boys Town Community Support Services. Dr. Bowers works with children and  their families, to identify and treat issues such as depression, anxiety, school problems and ADHD with the goal of helping children  and families learn how to help themselves. He has presented and written numerous professional papers on topics of parenting and child development. He is currently authoring a book on parenting children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder due out in the spring of 2011. Dr. Bowers will share his passion for the role of father in his keynote, "The Most Important Job in the World."

"Part of Something Bigger"
The numbers behind the at-home dad phenomenon and why they matter
In the mid-1990s, the accepted count for at-home dads in the United States was 2 million -- a veritable army of engaged dads. But a change in Census Bureau protocol means recent estimates have been far, far lower. Blogger Brian Reid explains where the numbers come from, and why getting a handle on extent of at-home fatherhood influences how we think about dads.
Brian Reid is a writer and former at-home dad who has maintained rebeldad.com for 8 years. A former washingtonpost.com parenting blogger, Reid writes and speaks extensively on the new "involved fatherhood" and has been featured on the Today Show, the New York Times and the Boston Globe. His family lives in Lincoln , Nebraska .

Co-Founder of NYC Dads Group

Lance will share ideas on how to start and grow a local dads group.  The NYC Dads Group is the fastest growing at home dads group in the nation and has been covered by numerous media outlets.

Therapist: Womens' Therapy & Learning Center in Omaha, NE

Former Family Teacher at Boys Town

Erin's workshop will teach discipline strategies, establishing routines, and how to build strong, healthy family relationships.

Registered Dietician, Trained Health Coach

Rebecca will give demonstrations on fun ideas for meals and snacks, how to involve kids in meal planning and assisting in meal preparation, and how to shop for organics. 

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