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Practice strategies for implementation: Infants and toddlers is the third in our series about supporting collaborative engagements with infants and toddlers and their families. It examines practice skills and strategies that are effective in providing prevention and early intervention responses to children’s mental health issues. In this course, you will consider skills that enable you to collaborate with parents to implement changes that enhance young children’s relational and developmental needs. Check out our course on Emerging Minds Learning today: https://bit.ly/3yaHK1d

This informative and visually masterful video provides both training and intervention opportunities. It has been designed for use within the diverse professional community of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. However, it does not stop there. This content can be used in clinical supervision, a variety of parenting groups, teen conversations in school, child-rearing discussions at home, or therapy sessions. This 5:30-minute video outlines the developmental tasks of childhood, which create the foundation for relationships and lay the groundwork for developing supportive learning environments for young children. https://lnkd.in/gFSNPPsF

70.2% of school-aged children have reported a deterioration in at least one health domain over the past five years. The way we support our children through these challenges is crucial to shaping their resilience. While 1 in 5 children may suffer from mental illness, it's important to remember that 5 in 5 children have mental health. Studies show that mindfulness and self-regulation are key to building resilience and protecting mental health over time. Nurse Practitioner Amra presents on the importance of managing mental health before reaching a crisis point and shares seven essential skills to build mental resilience in children and youth. Access this recorded webinar and learn what you can do during the summer months to support your child before they return to school. https://hubs.li/Q02GDvXT0 #MentalHealth #Resilience #ParentingSupport #SelfRegulation #ProactiveHealthcare #Prevention

What It Means To be a Good Parent? Child's Mental Health, Trauma, & more ft. Or Dr Mala Vohra Khanna (H.C.phd) Watch the video on Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gvVWfnD5 In this episode, Dr. Mala provides a parent's guide to navigating today’s challenges, offering deep insights into children's mental health. Discover how new parents can strike the right balance between nurturing and overindulgence, the impact of digital advancements, and the importance of 'me time' for a balanced family life. Learn how childhood trauma can shape a child's future, the effects of screen time and social media, and the critical role of setting healthy boundaries. A must-watch for parents, educators, and anyone dedicated to fostering a positive mental environment for children."

During Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, let's emphasize the importance of holistic care, including mental health support, for infants and young children with cerebral palsy. By fostering early interventions that address both physical and emotional needs, we empower these children to navigate their world with confidence and resilience. Together, let's advocate for inclusive services that ensure every child with cerebral palsy can thrive. 💚 #CerebralPalsyAwareness #HolisticCare #EarlyIntervention

So important for neonatal staff to be aware of this resource. Neonatal parents may struggle with how they feel about their baby. These 3 important questions can make all the difference to open up a conversation and help support parent-infant relationships on the neonatal unit. What 3 words or phrases would you use to describe your relationship with your baby? What brings you the most joy in the relationship with your baby? What is your biggest fear about your relationship with your baby? Start the conversation. #parentinfantrelationships #neonatalpsychology #parenting #neonatal

Master’s in Infant, Child, and Family Mental Health and Development. The degree is designed to support clinical and education-based professionals to better understand family needs. Learn more at the Sept. 9 info session: https://lnkd.in/g6fVVeYr #ChangeTheWorldStartWithYours

Master’s in Infant, Child, and Family Mental Health and Development. The degree is designed to support clinical and education-based professionals to better understand family needs. Learn more at the Sept. 9 info session: https://lnkd.in/g6fVVeYr #ChangeTheWorldStartWithYours

Master’s in Infant, Child, and Family Mental Health and Development. The degree is designed to support clinical and education-based professionals to better understand family needs. Learn more at the Sept. 9 info session: https://lnkd.in/g6fVVeYr #ChangeTheWorldStartWithYours

Master’s in Infant, Child, and Family Mental Health and Development. The degree is designed to support clinical and education-based professionals to better understand family needs. Learn more at the Sept. 9 info session: https://lnkd.in/g6fVVeYr #ChangeTheWorldStartWithYours