Workforce Development
Foundations of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
This session addresses a wide range of areas from the historical foundations of infant and early childhood mental health, importance of attachment, building relationships, and responsive caregiving as well as disorders that can disrupt these processes.
Responsive relationships with consistent primary caregivers help build secure attachments that support healthy social-emotional development. These relationships form the foundation of mental health for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. This session addresses a wide range of areas from the historical foundations of infant and early childhood mental health, importance of attachment, building relationships, responsive caregiving as well as disorders that can disrupt these processes. Participants will gain a better understanding of the mental health needs of infants, toddlers, and young children and their families and strategies for supporting them.
Our topic experts are available for onsite sessions, webinars, and keynotes and presentations at conferences.
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Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) Consultation/Coaching
In this session participants will discuss and practice a variety of IECMH consultation/coaching strategies to support the overall development of young children.
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This session provides an overview of interventions which incorporate the lens of trauma or chronic/toxic stress to achieve trauma-informed practice.
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Relationship-Based and Reflective Coaching / Mentoring
This session explores the “how” of building relationships through which providers’ motivation for learning, growth and change is supported.
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Supporting Dual-Language Learners*
This session discusses the science of dual language development and identifies evidence-based strategies for supporting dual or multi-language development.
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This session provides an overview of interventions which incorporate the lens of trauma or chronic/toxic stress to achieve trauma-informed practice.
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Factors That Affect Attachment*
This session defines secure attachment and explores the factors that influence it.
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This session shares the science behind trauma and toxic stress and strategies for supporting very young children and their families when they have a traumatic experience.
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Coaching and Engaging Families in Early Intervention Services
In this session, participants will learn more about a parent coaching model, which offers a means to build parents’ confidence and competence in the context of home visits.
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Community of Practice Facilitation
This session is designed to provide facilitators with the knowledge and skills needed to encourage peer learning through ongoing Communities of Practice.