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The Early Years Training Series for Infant, Family, Early Childhood Workforce
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March 28, 2025, May 30, 2025, September 5, 2025 |
Live-Online |
Free |
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Brief Description: This training series provides those professionals working with families with young children an opportunity to connect mental health and wellness of the child and family to the developing brain.
Length of Training: 10:00am-11:30am PST
Age Groups Covered: Infants (0-3), Early Childhood (3-6), Adults
CEUs Provided: No
Organization/Trainer: Start Well / Dr. Jean Barbre
Contact Email: Sandy Avzaradel sandy.avzaradel@startwelloc.org
Competency Areas: Pregnancy and Early Parenthood, Infant-Young Child Development and Behavior, Infant-Young Child Family Center Practice, Relationship Focus Practice, Attachment, Separation, Trauma, Grief & Loss, Self Awareness, Emotional Response, Supporting Others
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Strong Roots Core Training
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October 16, 17, 20 and 22, 2025 |
Live-Online |
$1,500 |
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Brief Description: Core Training teaches the Mom Power curriculum. Mom Power and/or Strong Roots Parenting is a 10-week, 13-session evidence-based, theory driven intervention that uses an innovative and proven curriculum specifically designed to target trauma-induced barriers to healthy relationships, social support, and engagement with resources and services. While manualized, Mom Power is highly individualized and interactive and provides a nurturing environment for mothers as they reflect on their lived experiences and grow the skills and tools needed to promote both their own and their children’s health and well-being.
Length of Training: 12pm-5pm EST
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: Diana Saum
Contact Email: Diana Saum dcsaum@med.umich.edu
Competency Areas: Infant-Young Child Development and Behavior, Infant-Young Child Family Center Practice, Relationship Focus Practice, Attachment, Separation, Trauma, Grief & Loss, Cultural Humility, Observation & Listening, Developmental Guidance, Reflection, Personal & Professional Development, Self Awareness, Curiosity, Parallel Process
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Reflective Supervision for the Whole Job - Track 1
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February 2025-September 2025 |
Live-Online |
$2,000 |
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Brief Description: The Reflective Supervision for the Whole Job is a holistic, equity, diversity, inclusion, and trauma-informed, long-term learning approach developed by the Reflective Supervision Collaborative. Reflective Supervision is increasingly used and frequently required in programs serving families with infants and young children to encourage critical awareness of self and others, promote high-quality services, and reduce burnout and secondary traumatization of service providers.
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Length of Training: 12-2pm EST
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: Reflective Supervision Collaborative https://www.swhd.org/rsc/
Contact Email: rowena@trrt.org
Competency Areas: Relationship Focus Practice
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Promoting First Relationships Level 1
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SEP 15, 18, 24 & 25 and OCT 13, 16, 21 & 23, 2025 |
Live-Online |
$640.00 |
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Brief Description: Promoting First Relationships is an evidence-based curriculum for service providers, to help parents and other caregivers meet the social and emotional needs of young children.
Length of Training: 9:00am - 12:30pm Pacific Time each day
Age Groups Covered: Infants 0-3, Early Childhood 3-6
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: Carol Good, Kendall Appell
Contact Email: meenen@uw.edu
Competency Areas: Infant-Young Child Development and Behavior, Relationship Focus Practice
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Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy
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OCT 14 - 17, 2025 |
Live-Online |
$640.00 |
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Brief Description: Learn the importance of helping the pregnant woman achieve a healthier mental and emotional state during pregnancy in order to improve the chances that she and her child will experience a healthier relationship. Interventions can be tailored.
Length of Training: 8:00am - 12:00pm Pacific Time
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: Annelisa Tornberg
Contact Email: meenen@uw.edu
Competency Areas: Pregnancy and Early Parenthood, Family Relationships & Dynamics
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Understanding Infant Cues, Regulation, Behavior, and States
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August 11, 2025 |
Live-Online |
$150 |
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Brief Description: Understanding Infants is a research-based program for professionals that provides essential information on newborn and infant behavior.
Length of Training: 8:00am - 12:00pm Pacific Time
Age Groups Covered: Infants (0-3)
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: Annelisa Tornberg
Contact Email: meenen@uw.edu
Competency Areas: Infant-Young Child Development and Behavior
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Policy and Reflection Parallel Process
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
Free |
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Brief Description: This 75-minute webinar is intended for systems and policy leaders who want to integrate reflection into all layers of their practice
Length of Training: 1 hour 15 mins
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: No
Organization/Trainer: Grace Whitney & Stephan Viehweg
Contact Email: info@allianceaimh.org
Competency Areas: Reflection
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Centering DEIB in Reflection and Policy Work
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
Free |
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Brief Description: This 90-minute webinar is intended for systems and policy leaders who want to integrate reflection, with intentional focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB), in their practice and to advocate for DEIB-informed RSC in their systems
Length of Training: 1 hour 30 mins
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: No
Organization/Trainer: Grace Whitney & Amittia Parker
Contact Email: info@allianceaimh.org
Competency Areas: Reflection
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Reflective in Policy Work: Keeping the Baby in Mind
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
Free |
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Brief Description: This 60-minute webinar is intended for systems and policy leaders who want to integrate reflection, with an intentional focus on keeping the baby in mind
Length of Training: 1 hour
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: No
Organization/Trainer: Christine Hughes & Stephan Viehweg
Contact Email: info@allianceaimh.org
Competency Areas: Reflection
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Reflective Supervision/Consultation: How Do I Begin?: Session 1
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
$35 |
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Brief Description: This 1-hour webinar is intended for anyone who is interested in learning about how to begin the process of becoming a provider of reflective supervision/consultation (RSC) for professionals who work in the infant and early childhood field. This training will cover a range of relational details, like the core components of RSC, how to develop reflective supervisory relationships, and the types of questions to ask as the supervisee or consultee.
Length of Training: 1 hour
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: First 3Years
Contact Email: jknight@first3yearstx.org
Competency Areas: Reflective Supervision
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Reflective Supervision/ Consultation: Best Practices: Session 2
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
$35 |
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Brief Description: This 1-hour webinar is intended for anyone who is interested in expanding their exploration of reflective supervision/consultation. The training will begin by introducing and reviewing the newly revised version of the Best Practice Guidelines for Reflective Supervision/Consultation which describes the knowledge, skills, and practices that are critical to RSC. Then, the training will focus on 3 distinct ways that RSC may be provided: program supervision, group supervision, and virtual supervision. Those 3 modalities will be discussed through the use of case examples and examination of common questions, barriers, and lessons learned.
Length of Training: 1 hour
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: First 3Years
Contact Email: jknight@first3yearstx.org
Competency Areas: Reflective Supervision
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Reflective Supervision/ Consultation: Parallel Processing: Session 3
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24/7 |
Recorded Webinar |
$35 |
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Brief Description: This 1-hour webinar is intended for anyone who is interested in further exploring the parallel process within reflective supervision/consultation (RSC). The Best Practice Guidelines for Reflective Supervision Consultation say, “A hallmark of RS/C is the shared exploration of the parallel process. In other words, in RSC, attention is given to all relationships, including that between supervisor and practitioner, between practitioner and parent, and between parent, and infant/young child. It is critical to understand how each of these relationships affects the others.
Length of Training: 1 hour
Age Groups Covered: Adults
CEUs Provided: Yes
Organization/Trainer: First 3Years
Contact Email: jknight@first3yearstx.org
Competency Areas: Reflective Supervision
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