Southwestern College Santa Fe, NM
Infant Mental Health by Director, Michelle Daly
Come join our Santa Fe community in engaged studies about Infant Mental Health at Southwestern College’s New Earth Institute! Infant Mental Health is a growing field, an area of early intervention and preventative care that is essential to fostering healing in the world today!
More specifically, Infant Mental Health focuses on supporting the health and well-being of the developing child within the context of relationship and family systems. By attending these educational weekends and pursuing a certificate in Infant Mental Health, you will learn about the holistic development of infants and babies, neurobiology and the developing brain, attachment systems, theoretical foundations and reflective practice.
This is a wonderful opportunity to enhance your career and learn about this booming field of Infant Mental Health! Skills acquired during these courses can be applied with diverse populations and in multiple settings.
Join today and enhance your personal and professional practice through acquisition of skills, engagement with others, and experiential learning that will nurture healing, growth and development of infants, toddlers, family systems and communities!
Michelle Daly
About the Moderator
Jim Nolan was the President of Southwestern College from 2006 - 2018. He holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, and has a private practice in Santa Fe. He went to graduate school in Irish and English literature, too, and reads a lot of books, takes a lot of photos and plays guitar. Sort of. His best friend of all times, a Wire Haired Fox Terrier named Barney, recently passed into non-physical. Barney was a true guru. Jim is the opposite of a guru, whatever that is called. He doesn't know anything, and he knows that. It seems to work out...
