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Infant Mental Health

Washington Association for Infant Mental Health promotes the social and emotional well being of very young children. This is a group organized for professionals in the field of mental health.
Research shows that the most rapid brain growth occurs during the first three years of life.  Stress, adversity and trauma can seriously affect a baby's developing brain, and place them at long-term risk for emotional, behavioral and physical health challenges.
Contact WA-AIMH to learn more as a professional about services, networking and educational opportunities in Washington State that provide professional development opportunities.
wa-aimh.org, or nina@wa-aimh.org   206-617-1951
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