Let’s Talk About Babies: An Introduction to Infant Mental Health and Relationship-Based Work
Healthy Child Development
Details
Come join us as we talk about key Infant Mental Health concepts, such as reflective practice, parallel process, rupture and repair, co-regulation and more! Honoring that all individuals and families exist in their unique socio-cultural contexts, this session will incorporate ways to strengthen connection in the dyad and promote social-emotional development.
In this workshop, we will highlight how relationship-based work supports equity in your everyday practice. By the end of the workshop, we hope to spark curiosity for continued learning and develop tools to engage with families.
*This introductory workshop is intended for home based service providers working with families with young children ages 0-5.
This workshop is a 2- part series.
STARS credits are offered for this series.
Come join us as we talk about key Infant Mental Health concepts, such as reflective practice, parallel process, rupture and repair, co-regulation and more! Honoring that all individuals and families exist in their unique socio-cultural contexts, this session will incorporate ways to strengthen connection in the dyad and promote social-emotional development.
In this workshop, we will highlight how relationship-based work supports equity in your everyday practice. By the end of the workshop, we hope to spark curiosity for continued learning and develop tools to engage with families.
*This introductory workshop is intended for home based service providers working with families with young children ages 0-5.
This workshop is a 2- part series.
STARS credits are offered for this series.
Facilitators
Haruko Watanabe, MA, LMHC, IMH-E®
Reflective Consultant & WA State Child-Parent Psychotherapy Trainer
Cynthia Turrietta, LICSW
Clinical Social Worker
Haruko Watanabe, MA, LMHC, IMH-E®