Virtual Reflection Supervision/Consultation (VRSC) Group
Join the Waitlist for the Next VRSC Groups!
All VRSC groups beginning in September 2026 are full. Join the waitlist or
hear about future reflective support opportunities by completing our
interest form: Click here! Thank you for your interest in WI-AIMH's VRSC Groups!
Questions? Please email Sarah Bruhn at sbruhn@wiahim.org.
Virtual RSC Groups Are Full
Stay tuned for updates!
Participants can expect:
Up to 24 hours of Reflective Supervision/Consultation over 12 months
Opportunities to deepen reflective practice and professional growth
Connection with infant and early childhood professionals across Wisconsin
RSC hours that meet Endorsement application and renewal requirements
What’s the Process?
Reflective Supervision/Consultation providers’ photos, bios and group meeting schedules will be listed soon. You will then review the descriptions and choose a group that suits your needs and
schedule. Groups are capped at five participants each, so spots are limited!
Why Join Us?
• Meet the requirement for reflective supervision hours to obtain or maintain your Endorsement®
• Deepen your IMH practice and reflective capacity
• Build connections with other infant/early childhood professionals
• Commit to your personal growth and self-care
Cost
Members: $120
Nonmembers: $180
For questions or more information, contact Sarah Bruhn at sbruhn@wiaimh.org.
“Through reflective practice, we can examine our thoughts and feelings about the experience and identify the interventions that best meet the family's goals for self-sufficiency, growth, and development.“
~ ZERO TO THREE
RSC Providers
(listed in alpha order by first names)
Anne’s Group Meeting Schedule:
2nd Tuesday of the Month
11 AM to 1 PM
Anne Konen, APSW, I/ECMH-C, IMH-E®
Anne Konen, APSW, I/ECMH-C, IMH-E®, is the Program Manager for Healthy Minds Healthy Children at WI-AIMH. Anne provided infant and early childhood mental health consultation and reflective supervision as part of her role with HMHC. She has a graduate degree in social work from Loyola University Chicago and child development from the Erikson Institute. Before this, she worked for two years as the Workforce Development Manager for Caregiver Connections in Illinois. She is a licensed social worker with over 20 years of experience in the areas of infant mental health, early childhood education, family support, child welfare, and early intervention.
Anne was an infant and early childhood mental health consultant in Chicago for over ten years where she worked directly with child care providers, center staff, and home-based family child care providers to promote and support social and emotional development, understand behaviors and developmental needs of children, and prevent challenging behavior in young children ages birth to five years old. This work involved providing consultation and observation, sharing information and resources, supporting communication and relationship building with families, and education and training. In her role with Caregiver Connections, she supported the onboarding and professional development of mental health consultants across the state. Her passion for reflective practice began while working in this role, as it is a vital piece in the parallel process of supporting others in their work. She earned the Illinois Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Credential; the culmination of a year-long program focused on building on existing strengths and fostering continued growth in infant and early childhood mental health practice.
Anne is the mother of two school-age children and two cats, one of whom loves to make appearances at virtual meetings. She and her family enjoy spending time outside, having game/movie nights, and traveling to see family and friends. Anne is dedicated to strengthening the Infant Mental Health workforce by building the capacity of professionals who support young children and families. She is driven by curiosity, community, and making a meaningful impact.
Carrie’s Group Meeting Schedule:
3rd Wednesday of the Month
1 PM to 3 PM
Carrie Finkbiner, MS, LMFT, IMH-E®
Hello, my name is Carrie and I want to share a little bit about myself as you consider your Virtual Reflective Supervision/Consultation (RSC) options. I currently work at WI-AIMH as the Reflective Practices Manager and also work part-time as a Mental Health Therapist treating young children and their parents, as well as adults and couples.
I first came to the field of Infant Mental Health (IMH) through my clinical work and focus on childhood trauma and the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study, and from there, pretty much stayed! I knew IMH is where I wanted to anchor my work and was particularly drawn to reflective supervision, which made sense to me on so many levels—as a professional in the work, as a component of IMH best practice, as a trauma-informed approach, and as a way to support professionals and the workforce. I’ve always loved the quote from Dr. Jeree Pawl—how you are is as important as what you do—which remains a powerful reminder to me.
Reflective practice has remained an important part of my work. It is often through reflection where I am better able to see the impact of the parallel process and the process of experiencing others through relationship and how in turn, how others might be experiencing me. Not only has RSC supported my learning and growth, but I also really enjoy it and hope to create a space where others can benefit and grow from it too. I appreciate the challenges professionals often hold and feel honored to hold space where it feels okay to talk about the hard stuff, to slow down a bit and breathe, and to do so in an authentic way. I’m comfortable supporting professionals from a range of disciplines, roles and backgrounds, as well as reflecting on a range of topics from specific child and family situations, to organizational complexities, or simply general stress and wellness associated with being a human in a complex, fast-moving world.
Marlow’s Group Meeting Schedule:
1st Thursday of the Month
10 AM to 12 PM
Marlow Fowlkes-Ware, IMH-E®
Relational and rooted in systems theory and trauma-informed care, I bring over seven years of experience as a Reflective Practice Mental Health Consultant and Marriage and Family Therapist to my role as an Infant Mental Health Consultant Mentor. I hold a master's degree in Social Work. My professional journey includes clinical work with Aurora Family Services and Milwaukee Mental Health Consultants, following an early career in direct service at the Bureau of Milwaukee Child Welfare, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, the Milwaukee County Mobile Urgent Treatment Team (MUTT), Kids Matter Inc., and the DA's Sensitive Crimes Unit. Grounded in my work with families impacted by trauma, crime, and violence, my greatest passion is helping adults expand their capacity for reflective thinking to strengthen their relationships with children. Anchored by my personal value for family, I spend my time outside of work recharging with my husband, children, and extended family.