SCIMHA's IECMH Clinical Certificate training experience was created for mental health professionals who diagnose and provide therapeutic treatment services. This 10-month learning collaborative will provide professionals with in-depth training in relationship-based, developmentally appropriate assessments and an introduction to IECMH clinical practice.
Please contact SCIMHA's Clinical Director, Mackenzie Soniak, at msoniak@scimha.org with any questions.
Training ScheduleMonth 1: Introduction to IECMH Treatment (3 hours) Aug 2nd, 9am-noon Month 2: Assessment-Working Model of the Child Interview (10 hours) Sept 28th & 29th, 9am-4pm Month 3: Assessment-Crowell Procedure (10 hours) October 12th and 13th, 9am-4pm
Month 4: Formulation & Diagnosis- DC 0-5 (12 hours) November 1st, 2nd, and 3rd 9am-noon
Month 5-9: Overview of IECMH Treatments (3 hours) First Wednesday of the month, 9am-noon & IECMH Case Conference (1 hour) TBD
Month 10: Wrap-up (3 hours) First Wednesday of the month, 9am-noon
Those interested must first apply and have a phone conversation with a SCIMHA staff member before registering. Click here to complete the application: https://forms.office.com/r/YjVrsWUR9n
Please note: You must cancel your spot by noon on Monday, July 31, prior to the start of class or cohort in order to be refunded. All registration fees after the deadline are non-refundable. No exceptions. Also, if you do not complete the offering for any reason, we cannot issue any type of refund.
If you work directly with infants, young children, and their families and want to deepen your reflective practice and direct service skills, this 6 month training is for you.
We have slots available for our upcoming cohort. Please plan to schedule a pre-training phone call with your trainers to discuss the details and how the training might best support you in your scope of work.
Please note: You must cancel your spot 48 hours prior to the start of class or cohort in order to be refunded. All registration fees after the deadline are non-refundable. No exceptions. Also, if you do not complete the offering for any reason, we cannot issue any type of refund.
South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association's RS Study Group is a professional development opportunity open to all SCIMHA members, and is a best fit for current Supervisors interested in growing their Reflective Supervision capacity.
SCIMHA's study group is an interactive experience that works best when all attendees actively participate. We will join together in a reflective space and will focus on how our work and life experiences relate to the information shared in the professional development offering.
SCIMHA's study group will meet to review this reading:
Supervisory Dilemma #12 from:
Heffron & Murch (2010), Reflective Supervision & Leadership in Infant and Early Childhood Programs, ZERO TO THREE, Washington D.C.
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This study group session will be facilitated by Kristyn Driver, LISW-CP, IMH-E®, SCIMHA's Reflective Supervision Program Manager and Megan Smith, MT-BC, LCAT, IMH-E®, SCIMHA's IECMH Training and Reflective Supervision Specialist.
Participating in Study Group:
1. Please read the dilemma and consider the reflective questions prior to the study group gathering.
2. Turn your microphone and video camera on for the best interactive discussion experience.
The Endorsement for Culturally Sensitive Relationship-Focused Practice Promoting Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health® provides a set of competencies for professional development in the infant and family field. Those who earn endorsement demonstrate their commitment to this principle as they provide services that promote infant and early childhood mental health with a high level of quality and integrity.
Join SCIMHA Endorsement Coordinator, Jean Cimino, for a one hour overview of the endorsement credential as well as the process for achieving endorsement.
Training Objectives of this Webinar Include:
Questions? Email Jean at endorsement@scimha.org
Want an introduction to the online Endorsement Application System (EASy)?
Join SCIMHA Endorsement Coordinator Jean Cimino for a virtual walk through all the aspects of the online application.
Questions? Email Jean Cimino.
Objectives:
Presenter
Marcie Ownbey, Project Manager
Marcie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of North Carolina Asheville, a Master of Public Affairs degree from Western Carolina University, and a Master of Science in Youth, Family, and Community Sciences from North Carolina State University. She has worked as a foster care social worker and as a political campaign organizing director, and currently serves as Project Manager for the South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association, where she manages projects focused on supporting the child and family-serving workforce and expanding high-quality services to the state's young children and their families. Marcie coordinates family voice and leadership for SCIMHA's Safe Babies Court program and for the South Carolina Prenatal-3 Leadership Team.
Drop in anytime during office hours to talk with SCIMHA staff about the Infant Mental Health or Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement.
This opportunity is open to prospective and current Endorsement applicants, as well as endorsed colleagues.
Not available during this time? SCIMHA Endorsement Coordinator Jean Cimino can be reached anytime at endorsement@scimha.org.
The Foundations Certificate is an 18-hour professional development experience that seeks to create a baseline of infant mental health knowledge among all early childhood professionals across workforce sectors in South Carolina, while also creating a pathway to Endorsement.
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