New Issue of Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Released
Recent Article: “How Can MI-AIMH Grow the Diversity of the IMH Field?”
Save the Date: CT-AIMH 2019 Spring Conference
How CT Celebrated Babies in October
New Infant Mental Health study starting!
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
CT-AIMH is excited to announce our new Membership database.
CT-AIMH is excited to announce our new Membership database. You can now sign-up, and renew your membership through MyCT-AIMH. This system helps you keep track of your own membership, and you can renew your Endorsement® each year by adding all of the trainings that...
CT-AIMH releases 2018 Trauma Training Needs Assessment Report.
The early childhood workforce in Connecticut that engages very young children and their families include those working in child care, in home visiting programs, in early intervention, in primary health care settings and in child welfare. The Connecticut Early...
CT-AIMH is piloting an Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement®
CT-AIMH is piloting an Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement® (ECMH-E®). The ECMH-E® is meant to provide a path to Endorsement® for professionals who are promoting and implementing infant and early childhood mental health principles in their work with or on...
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