early matterS©The Rhode Island Association for Infant Mental Health works to nurture strong relationships among young children and all the adults who care for them. |
join usBecome a RIAIMH member today and join a statewide network of like-minded professionals committed to enhancing young children’s social-emotional health and well-being. |
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RIAIMH EVENTS
| LEARNING OPPORTUNITIESFoundations for Infant/Toddler Social Emotional Health and Development FREE Online Modules PROVIDER COURSE and PARENT AND FAMILIES COURSE offered by the clinicians at Bradley Hospital in partnership with RIAIMH Versión en español disponible
| RESOURCESZERO to THREE Resources: Applying Trauma-Informed Principles to Work with Family Advocates Do you work with family advocates? Use this new publication from ZERO TO THREE to consider how you support families as they share the powerful, but often painful, stories that can be so effective in promoting policy change. Early Education and Child Care Expulsion A news release from the American Academy of Pediatrics notes alarming data related to expulsion of young children from early childhood settings and offers recommendations to inform policymakers and advocates as well as educators, institutions, pediatricians and families. Rural Child Care Policy Framework The Bipartisan Policy Center released a new framework examining the particular child care challenges in rural areas and highlighting innovative solutions and policy recommendations. |
MembersCheck out our Members page to access exclusive resources for members, including training presentation videos and PP slide decks, a member directory, and a history of past events including titles, speakers, topic and more. |
RIAIMH is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. est. 2002 RIAIMH is a founding member of the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health. RIAIMH is an affiliate of the World Association for Infant Mental Health.
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