AIMHiTN exists to support infants and young children and the adults who impact their early relational health. To learn more about us, click the link in our bio!
Calming corners are more than just a quiet spot; they are vital tools for children with behavioral disorders to regain control and feel understood. By offering a space with sensory tools, soft lighting, and comforting objects, we empower children to build emotional resilience.
We're still buzzing from the 2024 Belonging Awards celebration!
We want to thank everyone who made this year's Belonging Awards possible. Your dedication to fostering belonging in our communities is truly inspiring.
📸 Check out some more highlights from the event!
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AIMHiTN is excited to introduce Sarah Judkins, our new Child Welfare Sector Coordinator, Sarah Manley Judkins. "I am thrilled to join AIMHITN, and participate in such meaningful work centered around young children and their mental health with you all." #FosterCare#ChildWelfare
As the weather warms up across the country most children are eager to spend more time outside and as the temperature rises, so does activity in and around the water. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drowning is the leading cause of death for children.
We are so happy to announce that the 2024 Belonging Awards Application is launched!
The agencies that are selected will receive a cash prize, recognition, and promotion on our website to further inclusive practices for you and your staff.
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Are you concerned about a child's behavior, how they are growing and learning, or how they get along with others? Warmline can partner with you to provide resources and support.
Thank you to trauma-informed schools who build the scaffolding educators need to stand tall and teach. Supporting teachers as "Brain Builders" is essential in helping children reach their fullest potential. #ResilientTN
No mother should suffer in silence.
Let's create a community where mothers feel safe sharing their feelings.
Maternal suicide is preventable.
We are here: 1-833-TLC-MAMA
#MaternalSuicidePrevention#MomsMatter
We are proud to announce the beginning of AIMHiTN's new blog series! All of our blog posts will be available on our website. The first blog post is all about the value of Infant & Early Childhood Endorsement! https://t.co/gkk2d5lbvi
We are delighted that Alison Peak will return to present the second part of her 'Reflective Practice for Leaders' series: Reflective Leadership: Organizational Ghosts in the Nursery and Reflective Practice for Organizational Well-Being. To register: https://t.co/ozSzvDl07X
It takes a village to create a better future for children.
Through our programs, resources and trainings, we reach a wide spectrum of early childhood professionals to collectively contribute to a better future for children.
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Please help us in #congratulating the #professionals in #Tennessee who have recently achieved #IMH and #ECMH Endorsement! We admire all the hard work and dedication you show Tennessee's little ones and their families. #IECMH
AIMHiTN has released a new edition of the Emergency Preparedness Toolkit. This edition is tailored specifically to home visitors! Please join us for Stories From the Field on August 16th to explore the features of this new toolkit. To register: https://t.co/5eUbv00H3v
Increasing #awareness helps reduce the #stigma and misconceptions surrounding behavior disorders. By understanding that these #disorders are not solely due to poor #parenting or character flaws, society can create a supportive environment for affected #children and their families
Raising awareness helps parents, caregivers, and educators recognize signs and symptoms of behavior disorders in children at an early stage. Early identification allows for timely intervention and support, which can significantly improve long-term outcomes for the child.
Behavior disorders in children refer to a range of persistent and maladaptive patterns of behavior that significantly deviate from age-appropriate norms and interfere with their daily functioning, relationships, and overall well-being.
Un sentimiento de pertenencia:
- apoya experiencias infantiles positivas
- mejora la salud relacional temprana/salud mental
- mejora la motivación para aprender
- promueve comportamientos relajados y tranquilos
- disminuye los comportamientos desafiantes