MACMH IEC

11/05/2023

Today we kick off our 6th Annual IEC conference! We are all ready for you to come and learn and connect!

03/23/2023

This is a great podcast about how to talk with young children about race, and why it is important. Season four just launched with this new episode, and it is hosted by our colleague, Dianne Haulcy. Take a listen and please share!

Season 4 of Early Risers launches today!

This season, we’re speaking with Minnesota parents about race and racism. We often avoid talking about race because it can be painful or uncomfortable, but what we’ve found is that people are looking for a safe space to have these conversations, and we hope this podcast can be that safe space for you. You may hear yourself reflected in these stories, or these stories may be a window into someone else’s experience that’s unfamiliar to you.

On episode 1 of season 4, “White Parents Navigating Anti-Racist Parenting in Minneapolis”, host Dianne Haulcy speaks with Ellen Guettler, a white parent raising her two boys in Minneapolis. Growing up, Ellen attended public schools in St. Paul during the 1990s. She remembers feeling tensions around race and racism but never had the opportunity to talk about these issues with adults. Now, as a parent, Ellen is committed to navigating these conversations with her young children. This episode offers a valuable perspective on navigating anti-racist parenting as a white parent in a diverse community.

Early Risers is a podcast from Little Moments Count and MPR with frank facts, engaging stories and real how-tos for anyone who cares about raising children with a clear-eyed understanding of cultural differences, race and implicit bias. Hosted by Dianne Haulcy, President and CEO at The Family Partnership.

Subscribe now! Available wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.littlemomentscount.org/earlyriserspodcast/episode/f75c490f/white-parents-navigating-anti-racist-parenting-in-minneapolis

02/23/2023

Join us for a free webinar this Friday with Dr. Carol Siegel, who will discuss using concepts from clinical hypnosis to support our kids and ourselves. Register here for free: https://fs17.formsite.com/macmh/fhzy7ytbvv/index

10/14/2022

The Prenatal to Three Coalition has put together a wonderful Voter and Advocacy Education Guide to help us all advocate for babies, toddlers and families across Minnesota in the upcoming election. Check it out!

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08/16/2022

Check out a recent episode of Therapy Reimagined where Dr. Barbara Stroud is interviewed on infant and early childhood mental health.

08/05/2022

Registration is NOW OPEN for our 5TH ANNUAL Infant/Early Childhood Conference which will include keynotes from Dr. Barbara Stroud, Dr.Sheila Sweeney, and Dr. Anne Gearity! Check out more info on the webpage.

Registration is now open for our 5th Annual Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Conference, “Connecting to What We Know” – happening November 6 – 8, 2022 at Bunker Hills Event Center in C**n Rapids, MN. This year we’ve added a third day to the conference with trainings specific to early...

07/19/2022

We are so excited about our upcoming event with Center for Inclusive Child Care, happening August 11th from 6:30-8:00 pm IN PERSON at MACMH in St. Paul! The event will include a conversation for early educators titled "The Impact of Identity on Healing-Centered Practice". See the flyer below for more info. Click here to register: https://fs16.formsite.com/6IA4rJ/wlcivm00iv/index.html

06/15/2022

On June 24th The Therapy Institute will be hosting a training around Supporting Couple Relationships for Better Infant Mental Health from 10:00am-1:15pm. CE credits are available. Find more information here: https://theraplay.org/theraplay-event/supporting-couple-relationships-for-better-infant-mental-health/

05/17/2022

It's not too late to register for today's free webinar featuring MACMH's very own Brandon Jones, and happening at noon as a part of the Early Risers podcast. In this panel discussion hosted by Dianne Haulcy, early childhood educators, parents and mental health practitioners will share insights on helping young children to understand and heal from racialized trauma past and present.

In this panel discussion hosted by Early Risers podcast host Dianne Haulcy, early childhood educators, parents and mental health practitioners share insights on helping young children to understand and heal from racialized trauma past and present. As we approach the second anniversary of George Floy...

05/02/2022

Center for Inclusive Child Care is hosting FREE mini coaching sessions for child care providers throughout the month of May. Check out the flyer for more information and registration links!

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04/01/2022

Join us for this year's annual Children's Mental Health Conference!

Our 26th Annual Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference kicks off one month from today! Join us online April 24 - 26 for a great lineup of 60+ workshops, including keynote presentations by Dr Alfiee Breland-Noble, Dr. Pauline Boss, Dr. Jean Twenge and Samuel Simmons. Can't join us live? No problem. Registered attendees will receive access to the webinar recordings for 45 days following the event. https://macmh.org/event-page/annual-child-adolescent-mental-health-conference/