CalAIMH
California Association for Infant Mental Health
Advocates for the needs of all children ages pre-natal to five in the state of California.
We are transdisciplinary in our approach; we welcome everyone, from any field or profession, who wishes to be informed about infant mental health.
Together we will ensure relational health for all young children in California.
We are transdisciplinary in our approach; we welcome everyone, from any field or profession, who wishes to be informed about infant mental health.
Together we will ensure relational health for all young children in California.
Promoting Relationally Informed Practices
Promoting California endorsement in infant and early childhood mental health
Integrating Neuro-Biological Science
Transdisciplinary collaboration, infusion and integration of infant mental health core principles
Our
Vision
All children and families in California experience relational health, resilience, and overall well-being.
CalAIMH Executive Committee
Our Leaders Owe Our Families More
This organization is passionate about supporting all professionals who work with and support the relational health and resiliency of infants and young children from prenatal through kindergarten and their families. These are the roots that support the healthy well-being of individuals, healthy families, and healthy communities.
CalAIMH’s mission is to bridge and connect a transdisciplinary relationally- informed community across California that collaborates and advocates on behalf of children and families. We strive to accomplish this mission through training, communities of practice, conferences, informational sharing, and reflective practice.
All our members are invited to participate in committees that support this work. If you are passionate about the relational health of children and families, join us. We are glad you are part of this revolutionary work!
CalAIMH’s mission is to bridge and connect a transdisciplinary relationally- informed community across California that collaborates and advocates on behalf of children and families. We strive to accomplish this mission through training, communities of practice, conferences, informational sharing, and reflective practice.
All our members are invited to participate in committees that support this work. If you are passionate about the relational health of children and families, join us. We are glad you are part of this revolutionary work!
Ph.D on children’s behavior
Interview with Mona Delahooke
CalAIMH inaugural member, licensed clinical psychologist, and author, shares her insights on the neurological functions that often drive children’s behavior.
Dr.
Nadine Burke Harris
Surgeon General of California, discusses the importance of infant mental health and the honor of being the recipient of the 2019 Alicia Lieberman Infant Mental Health Leadership Award.
CONTACT DETAILS
California, 95819, United States of America
