Be Well, Teach Well

KAIMH is excited to announce the launch of an 8-month learning collaborative for early childhood center directors focused on building resiliency through self-care, titled, “Be Well, Teach Well.” This program is limited to ten qualifying individuals who operate a licensed child care center in Kansas and supervise a minimum of five staff. In this collaborative we will learn strategies for managing stress, well-being tips for directors and staff, and a roadmap for creating a culture of caring. Director capacity to meet one-on-one with teaching staff is highly valued in this project. To support this, monthly scholarships to help pay for substitute teachers and participation stipends are included.

This learning collaborative has only ten available slots, so priority will be given to applicants willing to commitment to monthly virtual meetings as well as one-on-one meetings with five of their teaching staff. KAIMH is accepting applications through February 6, 2025.

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Kansas Association for Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health

We are an association of professionals in Kansas who are passionate about spreading awareness of emotional development of infants. KAIMH has three main goals:

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Promoting and advocating for public policies that advance the importance of social and emotional development of infants and young children.

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Professional recognition and connection through KAIMH Infant Mental Health Endorsement®

3

Providing educational opportunities on infant and early childhood mental health.

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“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.”

-Peggy O'Mara

“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.”

-Peggy O'Mara

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