The Association of Infant Mental Health in Tennessee (AIMHiTN) is at the helm of a transformative initiative, not merely a series of goals but a comprehensive vision centered on nurturing the social and emotional well-being of Tennessee's youngest residents. Through the innovative framework of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation (IECMHC), AIMHiTN is charting a path towards a future where the mental health of every child is a core priority.

Discover the STARS Project: A dedicated initiative empowering child welfare professionals and foster families with resources, training, and support to protect and advocate for children at risk. Join us in making a difference.

Belonging is more than a feeling; it's a need for consistent, nurturing, and safe connections. At AIMHiTN, we believe belonging begins with relationships. Our approach shifts from being mere experts to becoming partners, fostering deep connections within Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) organizations and the families we serve. This journey of belonging is ongoing, filled with learning and engaging with others in meaningful ways.

AIMHiTN proudly introduces our comprehensive Resource Library, a curated collection of resources for professionals in child and family services. This diverse library includes books, DVDs, and various aids, covering topics from reflective supervision to early childhood mental health.

Discover the transformative power of Tennessee’s IECMH Warmline in Early Childhood Education. A resource not just for crisis, but for long-term development, this Warmline pairs educators with mental health professionals to address complex emotional and behavioral challenges in young learners. Learn how it’s making a difference through real-life scenarios and find out how you can leverage this incredible resource.

Discover how Tennessee's IECMH Warmline is revolutionizing home visits by offering crucial mental health consultations. Tailored to professionals who work with infants and young children, this prevention-based support system provides targeted strategies for navigating behavioral or mental health challenges in a family setting. Transform the way you approach infant mental health with our capacity-building virtual support.

In the face of emergencies, safeguarding the social and emotional well-being of young children is paramount. AIMHiTN's Preparedness for Emergency Response in Tennessee Toolkit (PERTT) transcends traditional emergency protocols by integrating science-backed principles of early childhood development. It's not merely a logistical guide but a holistic approach that focuses on emotional stability, long-term health impacts, and inclusivity. PERTT’s framework is adaptable, culturally sensitive, and designed to nurture resilience in young minds, making it essential for caregivers and educators alike.

Dive into the profound world of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IMH), enriched by the philosophy of Reflective Supervision/Consultation (RS/C). At AIMHiTN, we believe that relationships are the cornerstone of professional growth, mirroring the connections between practitioners, caregivers, and children. Embrace the 'parallel process', explore emotional layers, and amplify your professional journey with our unwavering support. Together, let's champion reflection, connection, and transformation.

As a professional in the field of infant and early childhood mental health, you understand the importance of staying informed and up-to-date with the latest developments in your area of expertise. What if there was a way to not only deepen your knowledge and skills but also gain recognition for your commitment to this critical field? The Association of Infant Mental Health in Tennessee (AIMHiTN) offers just that: Endorsements.