How We Can Help
Our services are based in relationships, and are collaborative and individualized to meet child, family and provider needs in ways that are respectful and responsive. Infant-Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) can also be referred to as social and emotional health.
Why Infant-Early Childhood Mental Health Matters
Research shows that IECMH consulting can help with:
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Decreasing challenging behaviors and prevent expulsion.
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Promoting healthy social and emotional development.
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Strengthening relationships among staff, children and families.
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Reducing teacher stress and decrease staff turnover.
What Does Infant-Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Look Like?
Our consultants are available to serve children, families, and providers across Washington State – even those outside of King and Pierce counties! They can help by offering services such as:
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Reflective consultation with teachers, administrators, staff and families.
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Supporting providers and families in understanding and responding to children’s challenging behaviors.
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Classroom observation, both virtually and onsite as needed.
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Developing individual support plans and effective strategies for meeting children’s and families’ needs.
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Resources and referrals for children, families and staff.
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Trainings for staff, administrators and coaches on topics such as Trauma-Informed Practice, Understanding and Managing Challenging Behavior, Expulsion Prevention and more.
Scan the QR code to the left to fill out a request form on your mobile device, or click on the button below to submit the form on a desktop device. After your request is submitted, it will be reviewed by our consultants and our team will get in touch with you.