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Click to watch the Alliance’s NEW VIDEO: Voices of the Workforce including Michigan’s own Quentella Ambrose, Supervisor Healthy Families America Oakland Supervisor at CARE House of Oakland County about her experience embedding the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Competency Guidelines into her practice!
Did you know that MI-AIMH provides a diverse selection of online courses? All trainings are designed to meet the requirements for IECMH-Endorsement. Topics include working with LGBTQ families, Reflective Supervision and Consultation, Attachment, Developing Regulation, and many more!
With 33 courses currently available (English and Spanish) and new ones added regularly, there’s always something to explore.
MI-AIMH Trainings
We are currently have several trainings with open registration available. All training registration will be handled through MI-AIMH RELATE, our new training & education hub for students and professionals working with or on behalf of infants, young children & families. Visit MI-AIMH RELATE
Register today – July 22, 2025 Virtual Training – “Infant Mental Health Practice with Parents with Disabilities: Advancing Equity from Pregnancy through Early Childhood“ with Kate Rosenblum, PhD, ABPP, IMH-E®; Karen Smith, LMSW, IMH-E® & Brandie Bentley, PhD, MSW, Community-Based Doula
If you have training topics or speakers you would like to suggest, please let us know using this form: https://forms.gle/MQVKdx6QTscTph4A9
MI-AIMH NEWS
In case you missed it:
This LGBTQ+ Pride Month, MI-AIMH invites you to explore our growing library of low-cost, relationship-based online courses—with content designed to support professionals in creating safe, affirming, and developmentally grounded spaces for all children and families.
Access the following two courses now at our lowest price of $15 each—course costs may increase following LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
The Alliance for the Advancement of IMH
The Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health® is a global organization that includes those states and countries whose infant mental health associations have licensed the use of the Competency Guidelines® and Endorsement for Culturally Sensitive, Relationship-Focused Practice Promoting Infant Mental Health® under their associations’ names.
MI-AIMH’s Developmental Wheels
Wheel Prices will increase April 1st! All development takes place in the context of a relationship. These wheels are easy reference tools for educating parents, caregivers, and professionals about early social and emotional development. Each stage provides a glimpse into the world of the infant or toddler, and guides interactions that promote nurturing relationships and healthy social-emotional development in children. Take a moment to watch how our Pregnancy; Baby Stages; Early Childhood and Fatherhood Wheels make a difference.
Purchase any Developmental Wheel HERE
The Infant Crier
The official news source of MI-AIMH. MI-AIMH believes that each infant needs to be nurtured and protected by one or more consistent and stimulating caregivers who enjoy a permanent and special relationship with the baby. Read articles, case studies and more!
Infant Mental Health Journal
The IMHJ is a critical resource for practitioners, program & policy leaders and researchers. Issued bimonthly, the IMHJ publishes peer-reviewed research articles, review articles, brief reports and thematic collections that focus on early relationship development and other early relational contexts, such as attachment relationships and early relationships within parenting, family, and caregiving systems, impacting the social and emotional development of very young children, prenatal-5 years of age. All work published in IMHJ reflects robust infant and early childhood mental health frameworks.
Click HERE for more information on how to access the IMHJ.
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