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About WI-AIMH

The WI-AIMH Mission:

WI-AIMH strives to promote infant mental health through building awareness, promoting professional capacity, fostering partnerships and supporting policies which are in the best interest of infants, young children and their families.

The WI-AIMH Vision:

All Wisconsin infants and young children will reach their fullest potential through nurturing and consistent relationships within the context of family, community, and culture.

What Is Wi-AIMH?

Established in 2001, the Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of social-emotional learning and relationship-based practices through raising public awareness, providing resources for professional development, and advocating for policies that are in the best interest of infants, young children, and their families.

What Is Infant Mental Health?

Infant mental health is synonymous with healthy social and emotional development, all within the context of family, community, and cultural expectations for young children, and defined as the developing capacity of a child from birth to age 5 to:

  • Experience, regulate and express emotions

  • Form close and secure interpersonal relationships

  • Explore the environment and learn

 

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View fullsize Sharing a few photos of our amazing WI-AIMH staff working hard while out in the community: 1) Our new Policy & Advocacy Manager, Jael Currie, at Advocacy Day in Madison pictured with Wisconsin State Representative Melissa Ratcliff (@durrantforid
View fullsize Join WI-AIMH for our Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Spring Summit on April 30th! Register Now: tinyurl.com/wiaimhspringsummit *Scholarships are available to those who qualify: https://form.jotform.com/240456021972049 #SpringSummit #IE
View fullsize Please join us for the Spring Summit on April 30th with keynote Dan Siegel. We have scholarships for the following individuals to register and attend this event for free: Early Childhood Education teachers/child care providers/ECE administrative pro
View fullsize We have Spring Summit scholarships for the following individuals to register and attend this event for free: Early Childhood Education teachers/child care providers/ECE administrative professionals Professionals seeking Early Childhood Mental Health
View fullsize It's the last day of the Week of the Young Child, and today's theme is "Family Friday." So we're sharing photos from WI-AIMH's own "Family Day" gathering. Recently, WI-AIMH invited staff and their families to gather in Wausau to
View fullsize Are you celebrating the Week of the Young Child? #WOYC24 Tell us how in the comments! What it is: It's the celebration of early learning, young children, and those who nurture and guide them from family members to caretakers. The Week of the Young C
View fullsize Taking a moment to honor and recognize the importance of advocating for ourselves and our bodies, Black Maternal Health Week works to bring awareness to this fundamental right of crucial importance. Learn more here: https://blackmamasmatter.org/bmhw
View fullsize In less than 24-hours, registration closes for this FREE 2-day DC: 0-5 Clinical Training! Time is running out! Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/dc0-5-twoparttraining Registration closes on Wed, April 10 @ 12noon!
 

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IMH-Endorsement®

Interested in obtaining Infant Mental Health-Endorsement®?  Sign up to learn more about which Endorsement®  category may be right for you, or get connected with our Endorsement staff!

Become a Member

Members receive discounts on registration to our annual conference and news and updates about professional development and training opportunities throughout WI.

Make a Donation

WI-AIMH is a registered 501(c)3 organization.  Help support healthy social and emotional development for all Wisconsin children by making a donation today!