Three (3) NEW CT-AIMH Infant Mental Health Training Series
Three (3) NEW CT-AIMH Infant Mental Health Training Series
CT-AIMH has THREE (3) NEW Infant Mental Health Training Series that we are providing around the state:: 2-day Faculty Symposium (August 12 & 13, 2019); 6-day Home Visitor Training Series (Begins August 22, 2019); 5-day Reflective Supervision Training Series (Begins September 9, 2019). Click on this page to Register.
CT-AIMH 2019 Jane C. Bourns Award of Excellence
CT-AIMH 2019 Jane C. Bourns Award of Excellence
Grace Whitney, PhD, MPA, IMH-E®, receives the 2019 CT-AIMH Jane C. Bourns Award of Excellence
Participate in an Infant Mental Health study!
Participate in an Infant Mental Health study!
Please, consider participating in this study on the topic of
Workplace Supports in the Infant Mental Health Field: An Examination of Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Protective Practices.
To help with this study, we hope that you have time to complete a brief survey.
Tell Congress to Think BabiesTM on April 30 at Noon
Tell Congress to Think BabiesTM on April 30 at Noon
Be a part of Strolling Thunder™! ZERO TO THREE, is bringing families from all 50 states and Washington, DC to Capitol Hill to tell Congress to #ThinkBabies on April 30.
New Issue of Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Released
New Issue of Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Released
The Volume 26, Issue 4 (Fall 2018) includes issues regarding refuge for infants of women escaping family violence and an overview of The Alliance for the Advancement for Infant Mental Health.
Recent Article: “How Can MI-AIMH Grow the Diversity of the IMH Field?”
Recent Article: “How Can MI-AIMH Grow the Diversity of the IMH Field?”
The Infant Crier recently published a CT-AIMH relevant article by Sheryl Goldberg entitled "How Can MI-AIMH Grow the Diversity of the IMH Field?".
CT-AIMH 2019 Spring Conference
CT-AIMH 2019 Spring Conference
Please, register for the 2019 CT-AIMH Spring Conference. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! Join us May 9, 2019 at the Woodwinds in Branford, CT, featuring Dr. Bruce D. Perry, MD, PhD as the presenter.
New Infant Mental Health study!
New Infant Mental Health study!
Please, consider participating in this study on the topic of
Workplace Supports in the Infant Mental Health Field: An Examination of Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Protective Practices.
To help with this study, we hope that you have time to complete a brief survey.
CT-AIMH 2018 Fall Conference
CT-AIMH 2018 Fall Conference
Connecticut Association for Infant Mental Health Announces: Registration is now open for the 2018 CT-AIMH Fall Conference! Register Now Date: Thursday, November 15, 2018, 8:30am-4pm Location: Woodwinds in Branford, CT Breakfast and Lunch included Keynote...
Three committees for members to participate in
Three committees for members to participate in
The CT-AIMH Board of Directors offers the following three committees for members to participate in.
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Connecticut Association for Infant Mental Health, Inc.
230 South Frontage Road
New Haven, CT 06520
Phone: 203-737-6422
ctaimh@yale.edu
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