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Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities

  • RIAIMH's February Community Conversation event

    • 02/24/2020
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110
    • 83
    • 27 registrants
    Register

          

    Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health
    Community Conversation Series 

    February 24, 2020

    SPEAKERS:  Danita Roberts and Susan Dickstein
    TOPIC:  Racial Wealth Gap Simulation - Implications for Infant Mental Health

    We will facilitate the Racial Wealth Gap simulation activity designed to be an interactive experience to help folks understand racial inequality at the structural level and how it connects with social justice issues like ending hunger and poverty.  We will also discuss implications for infant mental health.

    Location:  Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110

    Time:  8 am (check-in); 8:30 - 10:30 am (program)   

    Registration fee: 
    Members - free
     Non-Members - $25.00
    Rhode Island College Undergraduate Student - free (student must show valid student ID at check-in)

    CEU Cost (RN, Educator, Clinician, Social Work): $25.00 at door

    Next two 2020 Community Conversation events:

    REGISTER FOR MARCH 2020
    3/16/20 - Sara Remington, MA and Jenna Maloney, MPA
    Maternal Depression Screening, Linkage to Care, and Symptom Reduction: Rhode Island’s Continuous Quality Improvement in Home Visiting Services
    REGISTER FOR APRIL 2020
    4/20/20 - Susan Zoll, PhD and Leslie Sevey, PhD
    Observing to Build Relationships: Early Childhood Education

                   

    Funding for Community Conversation Series 2020 was provided in part by The Behavioral Health Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation,  RI Department for Children, Youth and Families and RI Department of Health.  
    We are grateful for the continued support from Rhode Island College and Children’s Friend.

    To see all upcoming Professional Development Opportunities, see our Calendar.

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  • RIAIMH's March Community Conversation event

    • 03/16/2020
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110
    • 99
    • 11 registrants
    Register

          

    Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health
    Community Conversation Sessions

    MARCH 16, 2020

    SPEAKERS:  Sara Remington, MA and Jenna Maloney, MPA
    TOPIC:       Maternal Depression Screening, Linkage to Care, and Symptom Reduction: Rhode Island’s Continuous Quality Improvement in Home Visiting Services

    Our March discussion will focus on the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH)’s collaboration with select home visiting agencies in the Home Visiting Collaborative Improvement and Innovation Network-- HV CoIIN 2.0 Maternal Depression Collaborative.  Topics include: the overall structure of the work, partnerships, progress to date, services offered, a variety of approaches across programs, initial data.

    Location:  Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110

    Time:  8 am (check-in); 8:30 - 10:30 am (program) 

    Registration fee: 
    Members - free
    Non-Members - $25.00
    Rhode Island College Undergraduate Student - free (student must show valid student ID at check-in)

    CEU Cost (RN, Educator, Clinician, Social Work): $25.00 at door

    Next 2020 Community Conversation Session:

    REGISTER FOR APRIL 2020
    4/20/20 - Susan Zoll, PhD and Leslie Sevey, PhD
    Observing to Build Relationships: Early Childhood Education


                   

    Funding for Community Conversation Series 2020 was provided in part by The Behavioral Health Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation,  RI Department for Children, Youth and Families and RI Department of Health.  We are grateful for continued support from Rhode Island College and Children’s Friend.

    To see all upcoming Professional Development Opportunities, see our Calendar.

    Best regards,
    RIAIMH 

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  • RIAIMH's April Community Conversation event

    • 04/20/2020
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110
    • 102
    • 8 registrants
    Register

          

    Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health
    Community Conversation Series 

    APRIL 20, 2020

    SPEAKERS:  Susan Zoll PhD and Leslie Sevey PhD
    TOPIC:       Observing to Build Relationships: Early Childhood Education

    more information to follow

    Location:  Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110

    Time:  8 am (check-in); 8:30 - 10:30 am (program)   

    Registration fee: 
    Members - free
     Non-Members - $25.00
    Rhode Island College Undergraduate Student - free (student must show valid student ID at check-in)

    CEU Cost (RN, Educator, Clinician, Social Work): $25.00 at door

    SAVE THE DATES for 2020 fall:
    9/14/20  8:30-10:30a
    10/19/20  8:30-12:00p (including Celebrating Babies event)
    12/7/20  8:30-10:30a


                   

    Funding for Community Conversation Series 2020 was provided in part by The Behavioral Health Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation,  RI Department for Children, Youth and Families and RI Department of Health.  We are grateful for continued support from Rhode Island College and Children’s Friend.

    To see all upcoming Professional Development Opportunities, see our Calendar.

    Best regards,
    RIAIMH

    Show details

  • SAVE the DATE: Conference May 2020

    • 05/15/2020
    • 7:45 AM - 4:30 PM
    • CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL PROVIDENCE-WARWICK, 801 Greenwich Ave, Warwick, RI 02886

    Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health
    RIAIMH Conference

    MAY 15, 2020

    ANNUAL MAKING CONNECTIONS CONFERENCE

    Early Relational Health: 
    MOVING BEYOND TRAUMA TO HEALING

    Keynote Speaker

    Kate Rosenblum, PhD, IMH-E®

    Crowne Plaza Hotel . Warwick RI

    Dr. Rosenblum is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan’s Department of Psychiatry,  Director of the Women and Infants Mental Health Program at the University of Michigan, and Board Vice President of the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health

    Registration details coming soon!

       

                     


     Behavioral Health Fund at Rhode Island Foundation

    To see all upcoming Professional Development Opportunities, see our Calendar.  

    Best regards,
    RIAIMH

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  • SAVE the DATES: CCS FALL 2020

    • 09/14/2020
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110

          

    Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health
    Community Conversation Series 

    FALL 2020 DATES

    SEPTEMBER 14,   october 19,   december 7 


    Location:  Rhode Island College, Alger Hall 110

    Time:  8 am (check-in); 8:30 - 10:30 am (program)


                   

    Funding for Community Conversation Series 2020 was provided in part by The Behavioral Health Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation,  RI Department for Children, Youth and Families and RI Department of Health.  
    We are grateful for the continued support from Rhode Island College and Children’s Friend.

    To see all upcoming Professional Development Opportunities, see our Calendar.

    Best regards,
    RIAIMH

    Show details

Past Professional Development Opportunities

01/08/2020 Happy New Year from RIAIMH
11/18/2019 RIAIMH's 2019 Community Conversation Series
10/21/2019 RIAIMH's Celebrating Babies Event 2019
10/21/2019 RIAIMH's 2019 Community Conversation Series
09/16/2019 RIAIMH's 2019 Community Conversation Series
05/31/2019 42nd Annual Erich Lindemann Memorial Lecture - Speakers: Arnold Kerzner, MD; & Gemima St. Louis, PhD
05/13/2019 RIAIMH's Annual Conference - May 13th - Making Connections: Relationships at the Heart of Trauma-Informed Systems
05/09/2019 CT-AIMH 2019 Spring Conference
05/07/2019 A Vision for Birth-to-Five Public Policy to Nurture Child Development
05/01/2019 RI Early Childhood Advocacy Luncheon
04/22/2019 RIAIMH Spring 2019: Community Conversation Series, Session 3
03/25/2019 RIAIMH Spring 2019: Community Conversation Series, Session 2
03/11/2019 Advanced Reflective Supervision/Consultation: Building Skills Using the RIOS™ Framework
03/07/2019 Webinar: Partnering With Families of Children Who Are Dual Language Learners
02/25/2019 RIAIMH Spring 2019: Community Conversation Series, Session 1
11/26/2018 Fall 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 3
10/29/2018 RIAIMH's Celebrating Babies and Annual Meeting Event
10/23/2018 Frontlines of the Opioid Crisis: Innovative Science-Based Solutions
10/22/2018 Fall 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 2
10/04/2018 Parent-Child Interactive Therapy: An Overview
09/24/2018 Fall 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 1
09/19/2018 Webinar: Coparenting and Young Children's Mental Health: Implications for Family and Community Partnerships
08/27/2018 The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule 2nd Edition (ADOS-2) Clinical Training
06/28/2018 Webinar: The Science of Childhood Trauma and Family Separation
06/28/2018 Webinar: Supporting Families Affected by Opioids and Other Substances through Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation
06/25/2018 Infant Toddler Movement and Brain Development: Understanding the Critical Connection
05/07/2018 Spring 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 3
05/03/2018 Creating Positive Futures - Resilience Starts in Infancy Lecture
04/02/2018 Spring 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 2
03/05/2018 Spring 2018: Community Conversation Series, Session 1
11/16/2017 CT-AIMH Fall Conference
11/15/2017 Celebrating Babies - And Those Who Care For Them!
11/15/2017 Community Conversation: Attachment Disruptions
10/11/2017 Community Conversation: Building Secure Relationships

RIAIMH is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

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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