(Re)Centering Relationships: Diversity-Informed Practice, Justice, Compassion, & Healing

The Florida Association for Infant Mental Health is offering a 3-hour interactive training with Dr. Nucha Isarowong.

This session centers a diversity-informed perspective of relationships and the implications four our healing work as infant and early childhood mental health professionals.

From this relational lens, we consider the prenatal, infant, and early childhood neurophysiological and developmental processes as adaptation to our social, cultural, and economic environments. 

Open to all professionals who work with, or on behalf of, infants, young children, and their families. 

This training can count towards the Cultural Humility Competency for both Endorsement Applications and Renewals. 

Late Registration starts April 24 when ticket prices will go up.