New Jersey Association for Infant Mental Health

New Jersey Association for Infant Mental Health The New Jersey Association for NJ-AIMH is a professional home for a multi-disciplinary field involving services to infants and toddlers and their families.

The New Jersey Association for Infant Mental Health is a professional organization for multidisciplinary specialists including mental health professionals, teachers, early educators, child care staff, home visitors, allied health professionals, doulas, nurses, social workers, administrators, legislators, and other professionals who support the relational and emotional well-being of young families.

We promote the formation and development of multidisciplinary professionals in this field, create supportive partnerships with families, and collaborate with state-wide stakeholders to advance policies towards the betterment of infants, toddlers, young children and their families in New Jersey. We are a 501c3 voluntary membership organization, made up of a volunteer Board of Trustees, and supported by part-time paid staff. We are also an affiliate of the World Association of Infant Mental Health. WAIMH is an interdisciplinary, international infant mental health organization which supports research, education, and intervention aimed at promoting optimal mental health for infants and their caregivers, sponsors regional and world conferences, and promotes international cooperation and networking amongst individuals from diverse disciplines. For more information please visit: http://www.waimh.org.

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05/27/2026

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Email from NJ Association for Infant Mental Health Advancing Infant Mental Health and Supporting Professionals Who Make It Possible since 1990. Greetings! NJ-AIMH Presents An Exciting Member Benefit

Exclusion in early childhood can begin before a child even enrolls.Take a look at Keri Giordano's new research showing h...
05/22/2026

Exclusion in early childhood can begin before a child even enrolls.
Take a look at Keri Giordano's new research showing how enrollment practices may unintentionally contribute to early exclusion of children with behavioral or developmental needs.
Read the full study: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10643-026-02235-3

What a great turnout today at the 14th Annual Todd Ouida Children’s Foundation. Conference at Montclair State University...
05/15/2026

What a great turnout today at the 14th Annual Todd Ouida Children’s Foundation. Conference at Montclair State University with representation by many members of the NJ Association for Infant Mental Health! 😊

05/02/2026

Register now acnj.org/NJKidsCount2026
This , we’re reflecting on what it takes to support New Jersey’s youngest residents and their families—from access to prenatal care to programs like that meet families where they are.

Every baby deserves a strong start—and the data shows just how much that matters. 💙

Our latest report, , highlights trends in child well-being across all 21 counties. Join our May 5th webinar with special guest ASW Shavonda E. Sumter to learn more and turn data into action: acnj.org/NJKidsCount2026

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05/02/2026

The benefits of naps! 😁

05/02/2026
NJ-AIMH is grateful to have called Michele a friend, an Endorsed Association member, and a member of the Board of Truste...
05/02/2026

NJ-AIMH is grateful to have called Michele a friend, an Endorsed Association member, and a member of the Board of Trustees. Her strength and willingness to share her OT knowledge and passion had a lasting effect. She is missed.

Last weekend’s American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) conference was an event we’ll never forget—one filled with both immense pride and a deep sense of missing Michele.
 
As she was honored with not one, but three of AOTA’s most prestigious awards: the Recognition of Achievement Award, the Award for Excellence in the Advancement of Occupational Therapy, and named to the AOTA Roster of Fellows, we found ourselves celebrating the extraordinary impact she’s had on our field and in the lives of so many families.
 
At the same time, there was a quiet heaviness—wishing she were there with us to feel the applause, to share in the moment, and to be recognized in person for the passion and dedication she brought to her work every single day.
 
It’s hard to find the right words to hold both of those feelings at once. But what remains so clear is her legacy continues to shape and inspire us, and we are endlessly proud to carry her work forward.
 
Watch the full awards ceremony here (soon): https://www.aota.org/community/awards/2026-awards
 
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