Infant Mental Health concerns the relationships that infants and young children have with their caregivers, usually their parents. Infant mental health also refers to the capacity to regulate emotions and to explore one’s environment. Promoting these relationships in a culturally sensitive context is the work of professionals from many disciplines including health, human services and education. When these earliest relationships are positive, responsive and predictable the stage is set for successful learning in later development.
Download the Brief Here
http://www.chdi.org/publication-detail.php?id=130
When: June 6, 2013 9AM - 11AM
Where: Woman's Consortium
2321 Whitney Ave. Suite 401
Hamden, CT 06518
Click here to register
You can now join or renew your membership to CT-AIMH electronically. Click on the Membership tab at the top of the page to access our new forms. Paper copies still available as well.
Visit the New Website:http://kidsmentalhealthinfo.com/
infant-early-childhood.php
Infants and young children and their caregivers deserve support and services that encourage nurturing relationships. By joining CT-AIMH together we can move forward in creating an infant/early childhood mental health system in Connecticut.
