Join the Early Relational Health Conversation!

We welcome you to join our Community Conversations Series where you will have the opportunity to learn more about the Center for Early Relational Health and hear from various community partners as we engage in meaningful dialogue about the importance of Early Relational Health in our ecosystem. This series is designed to bring our community together to explore the potential and impact of our collective efforts to advance Early Relational Health across our state. Through these conversations, we hope to:

  • Create Awareness and Generate Shared Excitement: Raise awareness and cultivate a shared energy for advancing Early Relational Health as a community-wide endeavor.
  • Build and Strengthen Connections: Foster connections within our Washington community, uniting individuals and organizations with a common interest in Early Relational Health.
  • Elevate and Share Community and Family Wisdom: Create a space that centers diverse experiences and perspectives, enriching our understanding and elevating family strengths as central to our collective work.
  • Explore Creative, Liberatory, and Community-Generated Practices: Generate collaborative learning around co-design as a strategy to cultivate anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices reflective of our diverse communities.

Upcoming Sessions

Please register below to participate in this series of engaging discussions on Early Relational Health, featuring panels of diverse community perspectives and experiences. We offer STARS hours and CEUs for each event.

  • Cultivating the Garden of Reflective Capacity in Early Relational Health – Part 2 (Wednesday, October 30th – 11:30 am – 1:00 pm)
  • Reflecting Community and Cultural Wisdom in our Practice (Monday, November 18, 11:30 am-1:00 pm)
  • Centering Family Experience and Voice (Family Friday, December 6, 10:00 am – 11:30 am)
  • Co-Designing for Early Relational Health in our Communities (January, more information coming soon)

We are excited to embark on this journey with you and 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.