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2024 AAIMH National Conference This year’s conference will highlight the role of infant mental health as the building block for future mental health and wellbeing. Drawing
on Winnicott’s seminal work conceptualising infant development in the context of the parent-child relationship and external systems, our
conference theme will be “The infant, the family and the external world: Building infant mental health into the future”.
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Training with Julie Larrieu Professor Julie Larrieu, from Tulane University, Louisiana USA, will be presenting 2 half day seminars. She is a senior supervisor at
the Tulane Infant Team, a multidisciplinary team providing intensive intervention to infants in foster care and their families.
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Seminar 1 - Observing Infant – Caregiver Relationships Seminar 2 - Partnering with Court Systems – Promoting Healing of Infants and families following Abuse and Neglect |
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World Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Day (WICAMHD) AAIMH supports the World Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Day, 23 April. Learn more at https://iacapap.org/events/world-infant-child-and-adolescent-mental-health-day.html
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External Event: Engaging Infants - An introduction to training in Infant Mental Health The Infant Mental Health Program at the Royal Children’s Hospital is offering a two-day introduction to training in Infant Mental Health.
Teaching faculty lead by Associate Professor Campbell Paul & Dr Megan Chapman, and drawing on multidisciplinary team of expert Infant
Mental Health clinicians.
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