“Infant Mental Health & Native American Cultural Competency – The Intersection of Culture, Trauma, and Looking Ahead.” Presented in two parts:  August 5th and August 12th   Pete Hill, ”All Our Relations” Special Initiatives Coordinator at Native American...

 Breakfast for Babies – “Self-Awareness and Liberating Infant Mental Health” – A reflective conversation about THE TENETS:  Diversity- Informed Tenets for Work with Infants, Children, and their Families.   Megan Smith and Erick Stephens,...

Three more IECMH Basics courses have been added for 2021 due to high demand for this training. July 29/30, Sept. 13/14, and Nov. 8/9.  Course capacity has also been increased to 50.  Click here...

If you know someone who is making a difference in the life of a young child, regarding their mental or physical health, self-esteem or overall care and well-being, please nominate them for Project Bright Lights. 

NYS-AIMH is a statewide organization created to support multidisciplinary professionals whose work enhances the relational, emotional and cognitive development of 0-5 year olds in their family context.

Endorsement^® recognizes and documents multidisciplinary professionals’ participation in reflective supervision, attainment of specified levels of education and knowledge to promote and deliver high quality, culturally sensitive, relationship-focused services to 0-5 year olds, their parents and other caregivers.