Infant and Early Mental Health Promotion - IEMHP

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To improve outcomes across the lifespan, we translate and promote the science of early mental health into practice with families during pregnancy, infancy and early childhood.

As the holiday season invites moments of pause and togetherness, we find ourselves reflecting on the beginnings that sha...
12/24/2025

As the holiday season invites moments of pause and togetherness, we find ourselves reflecting on the beginnings that shape us, and the relationships, supports and care that help us build a sense of connection and belonging as we grow. Much like the earliest years of life, this time of year carries the possibility of renewal, hope and intention. ✨

Over the past year, our work in infant and early mental health has been strengthened by the professionals, collaborators and community partners who show up for children and families with curiosity and commitment. This work helps ensure that early moments are met with understanding, compassion and the right support, and its impact reaches far beyond what can be seen in the moment.

As we look toward the year ahead, our wish is a simple one—that children and families continue to be surrounded by relationships that help them feel safe, supported and hopeful. We are grateful to walk alongside all of you in this shared work, and we look forward to what we can continue to build together.

Wishing you a restful holiday season and a new year filled with possibilities 🎄🎉 !

Much of what shapes a child’s experience in therapy happens in relationships across caregivers, siblings and co-parentin...
12/19/2025

Much of what shapes a child’s experience in therapy happens in relationships across caregivers, siblings and co-parenting dynamics. Yet most clinical tools are designed to focus on a single dyad, often leaving these broader patterns difficult to observe and work with directly.

This live, virtual training introduces therapists to the Lausanne Family Play and Discussion (LFP) tasks, a well-established set of semi-structured play and discussion activities that support the use of video feedback with the broader family system. Through clinical vignettes and guided work with video recordings, participants will learn how to observe sibling interactions, family alliance, and parenting and co-parenting dynamics within a brief 3–5 session model.

If you provide clinical or therapeutic support to infants, young children and families, this training offers concrete tools you can integrate into your infant and early mental health practice.

🔗 Register now for our February 2026 sessions (Early-bird pricing available until December 22):

https://learning.iemhp.ca/student/MyCourse.aspx?id=a8b191f2-bd3f-4b86-804b-d3392b059cae&categoryid=&programid=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000&returnUrl=ContentPage.aspx?PageID=61583397-b344-41c9-d1dc-50aee146f75a

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to submit an abstract for  . In total, we received 1,000+ abstract s...
12/18/2025

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to submit an abstract for . In total, we received 1,000+ abstract submissions! Your contributions will help shape an incredible program that reflects the diversity and depth of the infant and early mental health field.

As we get ready to say goodbye to 2025, we wanted to take a moment to wish you all the best for the new year to come. We will be back early January as preparations for ramp up!

A reminder that registration is now open. Secure your spot today and take advantage of our Early Bird rates, which are in effect until March 15. Register now: https://shorturl.at/wOP18

This is the final boarding call for all flights to  . Abstract submissions for the 19th WAIMH World Congress close today...
12/15/2025

This is the final boarding call for all flights to . Abstract submissions for the 19th WAIMH World Congress close today at 11:59 PM PST! If you haven’t submitted yet, act now and add your voice to our global Congress.

Toronto is ready to welcome the world. Next October, will bring together an international community of researchers, clinicians, policy makers, advocates, and students to share ideas and advance infant mental health. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this vibrant exchange.

Submit your abstract now before the doors close: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

Your final boarding call for   Abstract submissions for   close on December 15 at 11:59 PM PST! There are still a few da...
12/11/2025

Your final boarding call for

Abstract submissions for close on December 15 at 11:59 PM PST! There are still a few days left to share your ideas and join a global conversation on infant and early mental health.

Next October, Toronto will welcome researchers, clinicians, policy makers, advocates, and students from around the world for the 19th WAIMH World Congress. Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of this international gathering.

Submit your abstract today before the doors close: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

Registration for is open now. Secure your spot today and take advantage of our Early Bird (Launch Saver) discount: https://shorturl.at/wOP18


Harmony in Diversity starts with you!The success of   depends on voices from every background, culture, and experience. ...
12/09/2025

Harmony in Diversity starts with you!

The success of depends on voices from every background, culture, and experience. We’re building a program that reflects the richness of our global community, and your perspective matters.

Next October, Toronto – one of the world’s most multicultural cities – will host an international gathering of researchers, clinicians, policy makers, advocates, and students from around the world. The world is full of diversity that hits so many different notes. We look forward to welcoming you next fall, as we explore innovative approaches to infant mental health and celebrate the diversity that strengthens our work.

Don’t miss your chance to contribute. Abstract submissions close December 15 at 11:59 PM PT. This is your final boarding call! Submit today: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

Registration for is now open. Secure your spot and take advantage of our discounted Early Bird rates: https://shorturl.at/wOP18

Something Beautiful Is Growing Across Indigenous Nations 🪴 A movement is taking root—a space where voices unite, guided ...
12/04/2025

Something Beautiful Is Growing Across Indigenous Nations 🪴

A movement is taking root—a space where voices unite, guided by wisdom and strengthened by relationships. Together, we will reimagine how we support infants, young children, and families in ways that honour culture, community and connection.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll share more about this national effort—built in partnership with Indigenous service providers, agencies, and communities who champion families every day. Something transformative is on its way.

What do the Olympic Games and the 19th WAIMH World Congress have in common? They are both a coming together of nations!J...
12/04/2025

What do the Olympic Games and the 19th WAIMH World Congress have in common? They are both a coming together of nations!

Just like the Olympics, brings together a global community, uniting professionals from across continents, cultures, and disciplines in a shared mission: to understand, support, and strengthen the earliest relationships that shape human life.

Submit your abstract today and join a global village of researchers, professionals, policy makers, and students, as we share ideas, hear from international experts, and explore new approaches shaping the field.

Abstract submissions close December 15. Make sure your country's voice is at the table and submit today: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

Register now to secure your spot at this global Congress and take advantage of our special Early Bird rates: https://shorturl.at/wOP18

All flights to   have been delayed to December 15 due to increased passenger demand!You asked, and we listened! The abst...
11/28/2025

All flights to have been delayed to December 15 due to increased passenger demand!

You asked, and we listened! The abstract submission deadline for has been extended by two weeks, giving everyone the extra time they need to get onboard for this global conference.

Our Congress is committed to showcasing the full spectrum of experiences, cultures, and approaches that define our field. We want to hear from researchers, practitioners, policy makers, advocates, and students from around the world.

This is a ONE-TIME ONLY EXTENSION! The final day to submit your abstract is December 15. Don’t miss your flight or the chance to join our international community next October in Toronto, Canada.

Submit today: https://shorturl.at/ijbwc

Recently ranked as the world's number one pediatric hospital by Newsweek and Statista, SickKids and the Infant and Early...
11/27/2025

Recently ranked as the world's number one pediatric hospital by Newsweek and Statista, SickKids and the Infant and Early Mental Health Promotion (IEMHP) team invite YOU to join them at the 19th World Congress on Infant Mental Health, taking place October 2026 in Toronto, Canada.

Whether you're a researcher, clinician, policy maker, advocate, or student, this global gathering is your chance to connect with over 1,750 delegates who are dedicated to infant and early mental.

Submit your abstract today and help shape this transformative gathering that seeks to engage and inspire everyone who attends.

Don't miss the deadline, abstract submissions close December 1: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

11/25/2025

With the abstract submission deadline for just a few days away, we asked Dr. Chaya Kulkarni, Director of IEMHP, Congress host and Chair of the local organizing committee, the one message she'd like to share with prospective participants.

Submit your abstract today and help us shape a Congress that represents the full spectrum of experiences, cultures, and approaches that define the field of infant and early mental health.

Submissions close December 1: https://shorturl.at/0RPla

11/20/2025

World Children’s Day is a reminder of the remarkable possibility held in the earliest years of life. Infants and young children grow through moments of connection, curiosity and comfort—moments that quietly shape the foundations of infant and early mental health.

Across communities, professionals help make these moments possible. Through their care and commitment, families feel supported, understood and strengthened in the beginning stages of a child’s life. At Infant and Early Mental Health Promotion (IEMHP), we are honoured to walk alongside them, offering knowledge, tools and learning that deepen their capacity to nurture early well-being.

This World Children’s Day, let's reflect on what becomes possible when those early relationships are nurtured with intention and care. Let’s celebrate our shared commitment, and the hope that grows through it. Together, let’s shape environments where children and families can thrive from the very beginning.

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