Building Blocks for Infant Mental Health

Second Annual Conference

August 21-22, 2017 | Franklin Marriott Cool Springs Hotel, Franklin, Tennessee

Announcing the Second Annual Conference Building Blocks for Infant Mental Health Details forthcoming.  Special programming considerations are being applied to the conference format to allow conference participants an opportunity for viewing the August 21st EPIC SOLAR ECLIPSE.

UPDATE: NASW, Tennessee Chapter, Approves Conference for up to 9.00 clock hours; 9.0 TCPRS Hours Approved
TAMHO has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers, Tennessee Chapter (Provider Number: NASWTN2017-0124) to provide up to 9.00 continuing education units for this conference. The conference was also approved to provide up to 9.0 TCPRS clock hours. Documentation of hours earned will be provided upon request to participants who have successfully completed the program.

Miscellaneous Files

• Save the Date Flyer [CLICK HERE]
  
• Lodging / Accommodations  
  

Franklin Marriott Cool Springs Hotel | 700 Cool Springs Boulevard, Franklin, Tennessee, 37067 | PHONE: 615-261-6134  CLICK HERE for a direct link to online lodging / overnight accommodations or copy and paste this URL into your internet browser http://www.marriott.com/meeting-event-hotels/group-corporate-travel/groupCorp.mi?resLinkData=TAMHO%5Ebnacs%60tmhtmha%60121.00%60USD%60false%604%608/20/17%608/22/17%607/23/17&app=resvlink&stop_mobi=yes

• Preliminary Program and Registration Material -- CLICK HERE
  
• Eventbrite -- Online Registration -- CLICK HERE
  
• Request for Documentation of Continuing Education Hours Earned -- CLICK HERE
  
• Conference Evaluation Forms
  

The following are the session handouts made available by speakers for participant accessibility

Opening General Session | Infancy: A Foundation for Future Mental Health 

Not Yet Available.

Session 1A — Using the Strength-Based Approach to Engage Families in Conversation About ACEs

PowerPoint Handout

Session 1B — Maternal Depression: A Significant Public Health Risk for Infants and Young Children 

HANDOUT 1 -- ARTEMIS - Postpartum Social Support Screening  |  HANDOUT 2 -- EPDS  | HANDOUT 3 -- Prenatal Handout for Parents with Risk Factor Check List 

HANDOUT 4 -- PSI Fact Sheet - Services and Programs  | HANDOUT 5 -- The Postpartum Brain Abramson  | HANDOUT 6 -- EPDS English

HANDOUT 7 -- EPDS Spanish  | HANDOUT 8 -- Sample Signature Page for New Mothers Re - EPDS  | HANDOUT 9 -- EPDS Scoring Instructions 

HANDOUT 10 -- Sample Letter to Patients Doctor RE - EPDS Results  |  FISCUS -- PowerPoint Slide  | INGRAM -- PowerPoint Slide

Session 2A — What Does Endorsement Mean for Me? For Tennessee?: A Closer Look at the Infant Mental Health (IMH) Endorsement® for Culturally Sensitive, Relationship-Focused Practice Promoting Infant Mental Health (IMH-E®)

PowerPoint Handout

Session 2B — Leveling The Conversation: Exploring Effective Strategies for Educating Others About Infant Mental Health as a Foundation for Lifelong Health and Well-Being

Powerpoint Handout  |  Communication Resources for Child Mental Health

Session 3A — Working to Change the Trajectory for Child Welfare Involved Infants, Young Children and their Parents: Tennessee’s Zero to Three Court Initiative

PowerPoint Handout

Session 3B — I’m Feeling It! Using Practical Strategies for Supporting Key Skills for Social Emotional Development in Young Children

PowerPoint Handout

Session 4A — Mom Power: A Parenting Intervention to Improve Mental Health and Parenting among High-Risk Mothers with Young Children

PowerPoint Handout  |  Handout 1

Session 4B — Attunement to Self and Other: The Fan Approach to Parent Engagement and Reflective Practice

Handout 1 TN FAN Workshop |  Handout 2 - Fussy Baby FAN  | Handout 3 - MY FAN  |  Handout 4 - MSR Awareness Checklist

Closing General Session | Looking Inward and Looking Outward: Building Reflection Into Supervision, Program Development, and Systems Change 

Not Yet Available.