Exciting Opportunity for Reflective Consultation Training!
To meet the growing need for the early childhood workforce to have access to qualified providers of RSC, KAIMH is excited to host the 2025-2026 Reflective Supervision Learning Collaborative to support Kansas infant and early childhood professionals in growing their skills and capacity to provide reflective supervision/consultation. This opportunity is available to you for free, thanks to funding from the Preschool Development Grant!
• Participants will receive 20+ hours of training specific to the provision of reflective supervision. Training focuses on building reflective relationships, RSC frameworks, talking about power in RSC, self-awareness, rupture and repair, transitions and goodbyes, and much more! Trainings will be held in person and virtually.
• Kick off training is April 30th, 2025 from 9 – 4 pm at Trinity Methodist Church, 901 E Neal Ave., Salina, KS 67401
• Additional future training dates will be determined by the learning collaborative.
• Access to 30+ hours of Reflective Supervision/Consultation over 18 months. Meetings will be 2 hours per month, at a time coordinated and consistently scheduled between our RSC consultants and their group participants.
• Upon completion of the learning collaborative, participants will agree to provide RSC to others within or outside of their organizations.
Applications close April 19, 2025 and notification of selection will be made by April 21, 2025.
But wait, There is More!
Do you want training on Reflective Supervision/Consultation but aren’t ready to commit to an 18-month learning collaborative?
We are opening up the first day of the Reflective Supervision/Consultation learning collaborative training to those that are wanting to grow their understanding of the provision of RSC, but are not ready to join a learning collaborative and take the next steps to be a qualified provider of reflective supervision/consultation.
What Does the 1-Day Training Only Include?
Participants receive 6 hours of training specific on the provision of reflective supervision.
Lunch
Date: April 30, 2025, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Location: Trinity Methodist Church, 901 E Neal Ave., Salina, KS 67401
Cost is $80
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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 and Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement®
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Providing educational opportunities on infant and early childhood mental health.
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