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KAIMH is excited to announce an opportunity to submit an application to participate in one year of reflective consultation through virtual group meetings. Learn how to use reflective practice in your work to reduce stress and improve relationships. Want more? We are also accepting applications from individuals interested in participating in a reflective consultation group who also want additional training and support in providing reflective supervision/consultation in their work. To apply for either option, click here.
Join us for ZERO TO THREE’s The Growing Brain series!
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This training provides early childhood professionals with the knowledge, support and evidence based strategies they can use in everyday moments to support healthy brain development and build the connections babies need for success now and later in life.
All sessions are online from 1:30 – 4:45 pm
May 28th Unit 1: Brain Basics
June 11th Unit 2: Factors Affecting Brain Growth and Development
June 25th Unit 3: Communication and Language Development
July 9th Unit 4: Cognitive and Executive Functions
July 30th Unit 5: Social/Emotional Development
August 13th Unit 6: Understanding Behavior
August 27th Unit 7: Everyday Play
$35 a session for $200 for all sessions
Who We Are
Kansas Association for Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health
We are an association of professionals in Kansas who are passionate about spreading awareness of emotional development of infants. KAIMH has three main goals:
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Promoting and advocating for public policies that advance the importance of social and emotional development of infants and young children.
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Professional recognition and connection through KAIMH Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement®
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Providing educational opportunities on infant and early childhood mental health.
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“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.”
-Peggy O'Mara
“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.”
-Peggy O'Mara
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