Connecticut Association For Infant Mental Health, Inc

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230 S Frontage Rd
New Haven, CT 06519
+1 (860) 786-1288
https://www.ct-aimh.org

The Connecticut Association For Infant Mental Health, Inc. (CT-AIMH) is dedicated to promoting, supporting, and strengthening the earliest relationships in children's lives. Through various memberships and professional development opportunities, CT-AIMH works to advance infant mental health and early childhood mental health practices among professionals in the field.

Offering a range of trainings, resources, and endorsement programs, the organization aims to equip childcare providers, home visitors, and mental health practitioners with the skills necessary to address the complex needs of young children and their families. With a commitment to equity and inclusion, CT-AIMH also provides specialized support and training for BIPOC professionals in Massachusetts.

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