Join the Center for Early Relational Health in our Community Conversation Series. We are excited to embark on this journey with you to explore ways that we can collectively advance Early Relational Health in our communities. Please reach out for more details on the Community Conversations series and other ways to engage with the Center for Early Relational Health.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Barbara Stroud for our 3rd Annual Fall Reflective Supervision/Consultation workshop in October! Dr. Stroud is a clinician and reflective practitioner who shares her deep experience and wisdom from an anti-racist lens, with a focus on social justice, in the field of infant mental health. Dr. Stroud remains steadfast in

Join the Center for Early Relational Health in our Community Conversation Series. We are excited to embark on this journey with you to explore ways that we can collectively advance Early Relational Health in our communities. Please reach out for more details on the Community Conversations series and other ways to engage with the Center for Early Relational Health.

Join the Center for Early Relational Health in our Community Conversation Series. We are excited to embark on this journey with you to explore ways that we can collectively advance Early Relational Health in our communities. Please reach out for more details on the Community Conversations series and other ways to engage with the Center for Early Relational Health.

Join the Center for Early Relational Health in our Community Conversation Series. We are excited to embark on this journey with you to explore ways that we can collectively advance Early Relational Health in our communities. Please reach out for more details on the Community Conversations series and other ways to engage with the Center for Early Relational Health.

This interactive discussion will integrate key concepts from Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health, Internal Family Systems, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Participants will: Explore 'Overwhelm Science' through a lens of hope and resilience. Learn practical strategies to build resilience and mitigate vicarious trauma. Engage in shared experiences, hearing from others who have transitioned from self-care

This interactive discussion will integrate key concepts from Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health, Internal Family Systems, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Participants will: Explore 'Overwhelm Science' through a lens of hope and resilience. Learn practical strategies to build resilience and mitigate vicarious trauma. Engage in shared experiences, hearing from others who have transitioned from self-care

Join the Center for Early Relational Health for an engaging Community Conversation about an early childhood workforce that centers on those who hold the deepest wisdom for meaningful, lasting change. Featuring: Dr. David Willis, Nurture Connection Community members from Spokane SAVE THE DATE Tuesday, 4/1/25 - 2:00 - 3:30 pm Register now

Join our FREE webinar next Wednesday to learn about Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement. During our time together, we will explain Endorsement, Endorsement benefits, and the Endorsement process. Register today! Endorsement provides recognition of specialized knowledge and expertise in professionals working with expecting families, babies, and young children, prenatal through five, and their

4/28, 4/29, 5/1, 5/2/25 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm This is a 12-hour workshop plus monthly online reflective consultation group for early childhood supervisors who are or will be providing reflective supervision/consultation. Participants will learn key principles of RSC and will develop skills and strategies that can enhance their reflective supervision capacities, help them

Thursday, 5/8/25 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Reflective practice is the regular consideration of how one’s beliefs, values, and responses impact behavior, interactions, and relationships with others, in order to deepen professional competence and promote effective practice. This 3-hour workshop provides an introduction to reflective practice and the foundational values and skills that support

Fridays 5/30, 6/6, 6/13,6/20, 6/27 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Infant and early childhood mental health includes the capacities for developing enjoyable, trusting relationships with others; experiencing, communicating, and managing a range of emotions; and playing and learning. Nurturing relationships with loving, capable, consistent caregivers provide the context for developing these abilities, which create