Infant Mental Health is about early relationships: their origins and their power
Contact
Margaret HolmbergCT Association for Infant Mental Health
ctaimh@yale.edu
203-737-6422
Where
The Lyceum Resource and Conference Center227 Lawrence Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Driving Directions
CT-AIMH 2013 Annual Meeting and Seminar
How Violence can Impact Our Infants and Toddlers
with
Dr. Kyle Pruett
Dr. Pruett is an internationally known child psychiatrist and expert on child, parental and family development, paternal involvement, children’s mental health, creativity, and the effects of media, trauma, and divorce on children. He is Clinical Professor of Child Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine, author, international lecturer, media personality and pioneering researcher.
Dr. Pruett was our 2010 Jane C Bourns Award Recipient
We will gather this year to acknowledge our very young children and their families in our care who experience or have experienced violence in their lives. This violence may be interpersonal violence, community violence, or violent imagery. Please come to be in community with all who have been emotionally hurt by the violent events in our lives, communities, and nation.
- A continental breakfast will be provided.
- You may pay your individual 2013 membership fee and conference fee through your registration (check member + membership fee option at $75), agency memberships will need to be paid separately. Membership forms are available at www.ct-aimh.org
- If paying by check or PO, payment must be received by April 22. 2013.
- No refunds after April 15, 2013.