Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities
CoAIMH’s 2nd 2020 Virtual Book Club
A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier, by Ismael Beah
Thursday, April 9
9:00am-10:30am
Event Cost
CoAIMH Members: FREE
Non-Members: $15.00
PLEASE NOTE: Registration is limited to 20 people to support a rich discussion for all.
CoAIMH will be offering bimonthly virtual book clubs in 2020. Book club times will be from 9-10:30am. All 2020 dates are: February 6, April 9, June 11, August 13, October 15, and December 10. If you have book suggestions, please email info@coaimh.org.
*100% of the time spent at CoAIMH Book Clubs count toward IMH-E® Training or Annual Renewal requirements. (2020 Renewal hours will go toward 2021 renewal).
International Workshop on Early Attachment and Culture: Lessons from Around the World
A Three-Part Virtual Global Learning Adventure!
CoAIMH will be hosting two international Infant Mental Health Experts,
Dr. Nana Esi Gaisie, MBChB (ZTT Fellow and Pediatrician from Ghana) &
Dr. Abraham Sagi-Schwartz (Psychology Professor from Israel).
Register Here
Ecologically-specific contexts are often used to challenge universal conclusions about early childhood / relational development. Drawing on previous as well as new findings, this lecture will focus on the potential power and merit of socio-cultural contexts for highlighting important universal aspects of development, specifically through the lens of attachment theory.
Relying on cross-cultural research from many countries around the world (e.g. those throughout North and South America, Eurpe, Asia, and Africa), Drs. Nana and Avi will advocate for the universality of attachment theory, while also sharing implications for issues associated with having a significant impact on early attachment (e.g. divorce, foster care, adoption, etc.).Guests will have the opportunity to engage in discussion with each other and Drs. Nana and Avi!
CoAIMH Members: $25
General Public: $35
Slots are limited. Registration closes on April 23, 2020.PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to process refunds for ANY reason after April 23, 2020.)
*100% of the time spent at this event will count toward IMH-E® Training and Renewal hours (2020 Renewal hours will go toward 2021 renewal).
Training Opportunities from Alliance Partners
Stay tuned!
Previous Meetings/Trainings
February 2020
Virtual Book Club: The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down: A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors, and the Collision of Two Cultures, by Anne Fadiman
December 2019
Virtual Book Club: The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Early Childhood Adversity, by Dr. Nadine Burke Harris
October 2019
No Small Matter Documentary Screening
August 2019
Fall Teach-In: The Growing Brain – Lorraine Kubicek, PhD, IMH-E® Infant Mental Health Mentor (Research/Faculty) and Jane West, MA, MS
June 2019
2019 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Claudia Zundel, MSW: Panarchy: The Real Story of Colorado’s Early Childhood Mental Health System Building
April – May 2019
Fundamentos de salud mental para bebés y niños pequeños de Colorado para Profesionales y compañeros de la infancia temprana
April – May 2019
Colorado Foundations of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health for Early Childhood Professionals and Partners (Colorado Foundations)
February 2019
“Loose Change”: A Health Equity Workshop
August 2018
3rd Annual Reflective Supervision/Consultation Symposium: Mining the Depths, an Exploration of Equity through the Reflective Process (co-hosted with the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health)
Post-Event Statement for CoAIMH Members
Full Event Evaluation Report
June 2018
2018 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Elena Aranda
December 2017
Colorado Foundations of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health for Early Childhood Professionals and Partners (Colorado Foundations)
October 2017
Colorado Foundations of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health for Early Childhood Professionals and Partners (Colorado Foundations)
June 2017
2017 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Jordana Ash, LCSW, IMHE® Infant Mental Health Mentor: “Serendipity & Strategy: Necessary Ingredients for an Outstanding Early Childhood Mental Health System”
May 2017
Finding Your Calm in the Storm: Recognizing, Preventing, and Healing Secondary Trauma in Professionals Working with Infants, Young Children, and Families – Emily McNeil, LPC & Sarah McNamee, LCSW
November 2016
Reflective Supervision and Consultation – Betsy Rogers, LCSW, IMHE® Infant Mental Health Mentor (Clinical)
June 2016
2016 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Stacey R Bromberg, PhD
May 2016
Exploring Maternal Mental Health: Bearing Hope for the Journey to Motherhood and Beyond – Jennifer J. Paul, PhD
March 2015
Finding Children on the Autism Spectrum – Lindsay Washington, PhD
October 2014
Diversity Informed Infant Mental Health Tenets – Carmen Norona, MSW and Karen Frankel, PhD
June 2014
2014 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Betsy Rogers, LCSW, IMH-E® Infant Mental Health Mentor (Clinical)
June 2013
2013 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture: Debbie Carter, MD
April 2013
Taking Off the Pack and Then Refilling It – Marguerite McCormack, LPC and Shelley Mayse, LCSW, IMH-E® Infant Mental Health Mentor (Clinical)
October 2012
Reflective Supervision: Complex Conundrums – Kadija Johnson, LCSW
June 2012
2012 Robert J. Harmon Award & Lecture
February 2012
The Crowell Parent Child Interaction Procedure and Working Model of the Child Interview – Julie Larrieu, PhD
September 2011
Biological and Cultural Perspective on Infant Sleep and Nighttime Parenting
June 2011
June 7th, 2011 Robert J. Harmom Memorial Lecture
September 2010
Challenges in Working With Pregnant and Parenting Adolescence
February 2010
Being With: Supporting Families through Early Parenting Challenges – Linda Gilkerson, Ph.D
December 2009
Infant Mental Health in Child Protection & Family Law: Changing Practice – Changing Lives – Evelyn Wotherspoon, MSW, RSW
August 2008
Transdisciplinary Play-Based Assessment: Summer Institute
June 2008
Preschoolers’ Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Training
June 2008
Robert J. Harmon, M.D., Memorial Lecture
February 2008
The HeART of Reflective Practice
May 2007
Robert J. Harmon, M.D., Memorial Lecture
2007
Robert N. Emde, M.D., Conference Scholarship
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Quarterly Meetings
Since its inception, CoAIMH has held regular meetings highlighting the work of clinicians, educators, and researchers in the field of infant mental health. Click here for a list of featured speakers from previous meetings.
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