The North Carolina Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Association (NCIMHA) believes that the infant and early childhood workforce benefits from access to reflective opportunities to explore their work, including reflective supervision/consultation (RSC). Growing evidence suggests that the practice of RSC increases the reflective capacities of professionals and decreases the experience of burnout. To meet the growing need for the workforce to have access to qualified providers of RSC, NCIMHA is excited to host this annual Reflective Supervision Learning Collaborative—to support NC professionals in growing their skill and capacity to provide RSC to others within their organization!
You’re In, What’s Next?
If you have been accepted into this learning opportunity you should have received an email containing information about the training, as well as any discount codes you may need to utilize to access scholarships or agency funding from our funders during the registration process. Register here using the codes provided and get ready to attend our in person training in Durham on October 3-4, 2024. We are excited to meet you there!
Please note: Though this event is public, there was an application process utilized to access a limited number of spots. Please do not register if you have not received a welcome email confirming you have been selected or your registration will be deleted/refunded.
If you have questions, please contact Jessica.TaylorPickford@NCIMHA.org.
