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Infant & Early Childhood Fact Sheets

The fact sheets cover 8 common diagnosis seen in very young children with an overview of diagnosis, signs & symptoms, strategies to support the child and families, as well as resources.

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We promote and pursue optimal mental health from infancy through young adulthood.

Youth & Family

MACMH is an organization founded by and for families, our work is anchored in helping families navigate through the journey of raising a child with mental health challenges. We provide free resources, educational opportunities and family coaching services designed to help parents and caregivers support both their children’s mental health as well as their own.

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Infant & Early Childhood

Grounded in the knowledge that the earliest years are critical in shaping lifelong health and wellbeing, our Infant & Early Childhood Division works to build a multidisciplinary workforce equipped to address the unique needs of children from prenatal to age six, along with their families and caregivers. We also offer training and national membership opportunities to professionals throughout Minnesota.

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Professional Development

In order for children to do better, families and communities must do better – and we recognize the key role that a skilled, ethical, culturally-responsive workforce plays in that equation. By equipping professionals from across disciplines with knowledge and tools for the workplace, we enhance capacity statewide to best service children and families.

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