Resources
The Washington Association for Infant Mental Health works with a great network of other organizations as members, mentors, and collaborators.
We are pleased to share resources for all Infant Mental Health professionals.
Big changes to Endorsement requirements start May 1, 2022. These changes were developed over the last two years by a task force looking at Endorsement requirements that posed barriers and inequities for users. They are designed to create a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive Endorsement system offered by AIMH's throughout the country and internationally.
The Center for Child and Family Well-Being at University of Washington is presenting an ongoing series of sessions in support of providers' self-care.
Webinar - Self-Care for Prenatal to Five Providers
The Children's Equity Project has published a new report outlining 14 critical priorities and actionable policies that federal and state policymakers can immediately and concretely utilize to advance equity in the early care and education system. This coordinated policy agenda can help us build stronger, more equitable systems for all children.
Resource - Caring for Families of Young Children
This resource from Zero To Three highlights areas of opportunity for positively influencing the size, diversity, quality, and accessibility of the IECMH clinical workforce.
Resource - Caring for Families of Young Children
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