West Virginia Infant/Toddler Mental Health Association Resources and Publications
Having clear and concise resources to share with families can be helpful, especially when supporting the social emotional development of young children. Here are a collection of resources developed by the West Virginia Infant/Toddler Mental Health Association that you may find useful in your work.
3 Reasons Good Infant Mental Health Matters
WV Preparedness for Emergency Response Flyer: A Social-Emotional Relational Approach
WV Preparedness for Emergency Response Toolkit: A Social-Emotional Relational Approach
Supporting the Practice of Reflection – coming soon!
Welcome to the West Virginia Infant/Toddler Mental Health Endorsement
How does college coursework align with the WV Infant/Toddler Mental Health Endorsement?
Why Should WV Home Visiting Professionals Consider Infant Mental Health Endorsement?
Why Should WV Child Care Professionals Consider Infant Mental Health Endorsement?
Why Should WV Birth to Three Professionals Consider Infant Mental Health Endorsement?
Resources to Support Infant Mental Health Competencies and Skills
The resources below correspond to the infant mental health core competencies and may be helpful when thinking about supporting young children and families, or while pursuing Endorsement.