Participate in a Survey on Early Relational Health by January 20
This survey will inform the important work Dr Willis is now doing to frame Early Relational Health so that communities can more fully understand what we all know: Early relationships are critical to all health, development, and well-being. Please consider taking the survey (linked below) and sharing the link with colleagues by January 20. Thank you!
Participate in a NEW Reflective Supervision Survey
We are inviting you to participate in a NEW online survey. You are eligible to participate in the survey if you are currently working with high-risk infants and families AND you are also participating in either individual or group reflective supervision.
CT-AIMH Announces new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee to begin in January 2020
CT-AIMH Announces new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee to begin in January 2020. More information to follow.
CT-AIMH Announces more Infant Mental Health Child Care Provider Trainings in Spanish in 2020
CT-AIMH will continue to deliver the IMH child care provider training series -in Spanish- in 2020. More information will be coming soon.
Save the Date for the CT-AIMH 2020 Spring Conference
May 12 & 13, 2020 on the topics of Substance Use and Homelessness and how they affect the infant/young child relationship with their adult caregivers.
CT-AIMH Announces TWO (2) FREE Infant Mental Health Training Opportunities for Home Visitors
CT-AIMH has TWO (2) FREE Infant Mental Health Training Opportunities for Home Visitors :
A 6-day Infant Mental Health training series in New Haven, and 9 new online training modules: featuring one module on the Introduction to Infant Mental Health
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
Grace Whitney, PhD, MPA, IMH-E®, receives the 2019 CT-AIMH Jane C. Bourns Award of Excellence
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
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.
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Connecticut Association for Infant Mental Health, Inc.
c/o Yale Child Study Center
Attn: Linda Isakson
230 South Frontage Road
New Haven, CT 06520
Phone: 203-737-6422
ctaimh@yale.edu
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