About Us
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  Your professional home to help you support and enhance the relational development of 0-5 year olds and their families
- About col one
  - Mission and Purpose
    
    Professional development, statewide competency system, and raising awareness
  - Our History
    
    Formed in April 2015 by leaders in the field of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- About col two
  - Our Board & Staff
    
    Their focus and direction have developed and expanded our impact in the lives of young children and their families
Get Involved
- involved col one
  
  Join NYS-AIMH to help shape education and public awareness of the importance of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- Involved column two
  - Membership
    
    Individual and Organizational Membership provides benefits and networking opportunities
  - Join Committees
    
    NYS-AIMH invites members to become involved in committees and other volunteer opportunities
  - Donate
- Involved col three
  - Project Bright Lights
  - “Every Day Magic”
    Coloring Book
Events
- Events col one
  
  Find information about every training and professional development opportunity we’re offering!
- Events col two
- Events col three
  - Professional Bulletin
  - Other AIMH events
Endorsement
- endorsement col one
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  - Overview
  - About Endorsement
    
    Endorsed professionals are recognized for expertise related to the social and emotional development of infants and young children and families.
  - Endorsed Professionals Directory
  - Apply for Endorsement
    (external link)
- Endorsement col three
  - Reflective Practice
    
    This practice invites caregivers and professionals to look back, look out and look within to increase our understanding of our self and of others.
  - Crosswalks
    
    An Academic Course vetting process designed to recognize those academic courses that meet the competencies of the NYS-AIMH Endorsement®
Resources
Contact Us

About Us
- people image
  
  Your professional home to help you support and enhance the relational development of 0-5 year olds and their families
- About col one
  - Mission and Purpose
    
    Professional development, statewide competency system, and raising awareness
  - Our History
    
    Formed in April 2015 by leaders in the field of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- About col two
  - Our Board & Staff
    
    Their focus and direction have developed and expanded our impact in the lives of young children and their families
Get Involved
- involved col one
  
  Join NYS-AIMH to help shape education and public awareness of the importance of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- Involved column two
  - Membership
    
    Individual and Organizational Membership provides benefits and networking opportunities
  - Join Committees
    
    NYS-AIMH invites members to become involved in committees and other volunteer opportunities
  - Donate
- Involved col three
  - Project Bright Lights
  - “Every Day Magic”
    Coloring Book
Events
- Events col one
  
  Find information about every training and professional development opportunity we’re offering!
- Events col two
- Events col three
  - Professional Bulletin
  - Other AIMH events
Endorsement
- endorsement col one
- endorsement col two
  - Overview
  - About Endorsement
    
    Endorsed professionals are recognized for expertise related to the social and emotional development of infants and young children and families.
  - Endorsed Professionals Directory
  - Apply for Endorsement
    (external link)
- Endorsement col three
  - Reflective Practice
    
    This practice invites caregivers and professionals to look back, look out and look within to increase our understanding of our self and of others.
  - Crosswalks
    
    An Academic Course vetting process designed to recognize those academic courses that meet the competencies of the NYS-AIMH Endorsement®
Resources
Contact Us

About Us
- people image
  
  Your professional home to help you support and enhance the relational development of 0-5 year olds and their families
- About col one
  - Mission and Purpose
    
    Professional development, statewide competency system, and raising awareness
  - Our History
    
    Formed in April 2015 by leaders in the field of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- About col two
  - Our Board & Staff
    
    Their focus and direction have developed and expanded our impact in the lives of young children and their families
Get Involved
- involved col one
  
  Join NYS-AIMH to help shape education and public awareness of the importance of Infant Mental Health in New York State
- Involved column two
  - Membership
    
    Individual and Organizational Membership provides benefits and networking opportunities
  - Join Committees
    
    NYS-AIMH invites members to become involved in committees and other volunteer opportunities
  - Donate
- Involved col three
  - Project Bright Lights
  - “Every Day Magic”
    Coloring Book
Events
- Events col one
  
  Find information about every training and professional development opportunity we’re offering!
- Events col two
- Events col three
  - Professional Bulletin
  - Other AIMH events
Endorsement
- endorsement col one
- endorsement col two
  - Overview
  - About Endorsement
    
    Endorsed professionals are recognized for expertise related to the social and emotional development of infants and young children and families.
  - Endorsed Professionals Directory
  - Apply for Endorsement
    (external link)
- Endorsement col three
  - Reflective Practice
    
    This practice invites caregivers and professionals to look back, look out and look within to increase our understanding of our self and of others.
  - Crosswalks
    
    An Academic Course vetting process designed to recognize those academic courses that meet the competencies of the NYS-AIMH Endorsement®
Resources
Contact Us

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