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All infants and their caregivers deserve supports and services that encourage nurturing relationships. Professionals from a variety of disciplines can use a range of infant mental health strategies to foster healthy development. By joining NMAIMH, you help us move closer to creating a cohesive system of infant mental health in New Mexico.
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The NMSU Center of Innovation For Behavioral Health and Wellbeing offers various IMH trainings at no cost. To access the complete list, visit: https://centerofinnovationnm.org/training-calendar/.
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Endorsement
Endorsement provides recognition of specialized knowledge and expertise in professionals working with or on behalf of pregnant people, infants, birth through three, and their families.
INFANT FAMILY ASSOCIATE
CDA, Associate’s degree, or two years of early childhood experience · Minimum 30 hours of In-Service Training · Signed Code of Ethics · Reflective Supervision/Consultation – Minimum 24 clock hours within a 2-year time frame · 3 Reference Ratings (at least 1 must meet requirements for Endorsement at Category 2, 3 or 4) · No Written Exam
INFANT FAMILY SPECIALIST
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree and Two years of post-Bachelor’s work experience in the infant/toddler field · Minimum 30 hours of In-Service Training · Signed Code of Ethics · Optional Reflective Supervision/Consultation · 3 Reference Ratings (at least 1 must meet requirements for Endorsement at Category 2, 3 or 4) · No Written Exam
INFANT MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST
Master’s or Post-Graduate degree and Two years of post-Master’s work providing infant mental health services · Minimum 30 hours of In-Service Training · Signed Code of Ethics · Reflective Supervision/Consultation – Minimum 50 clock hours within a 2-year time frame · 3 Reference Ratings (at least 1 must be from supervisor/consult providing reflective practice) · Written Exam
INFANT FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH MENTOR
Master’s or Post-Graduate degree and Three years of postgraduate work as a leader in the IMH field ·
Three years post-master’s work in the infant, early childhood, and family field · Minimum 30 hours of In-Service Training ·
Signed Code of Ethics · Reflective Supervision/Consultation – Minimum 50 clock hours within a 2-year time frame ·
3 Reference Ratings (at least 1 must be from supervisor/consult providing reflective practice) · Written Exam
Why Join NMAIMH?
All infants and their caregivers deserve supports and services that encourage nurturing relationships. Professionals from a variety of disciplines can use a range of infant mental health strategies to foster healthy development. By joining NMAIMH, you help us move closer to creating a cohesive system of infant mental health in New Mexico.