UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education is pleased to partner with the Napa Infant-Parent Mental Health Fellowship Program. The 2023-2024 program is the 20th year anniversary of this training program. Fellows will meet online once a month (Friday-Sunday) from January 2023 through April 2024. This is the final year the program will be offered online.
This highly regarded 15-month fellowship is an intensive, interdisciplinary training and mentoring program for professionals who work with children ages 0 to 5.
- Who can participate?
- Participation is open to post-baccalaureate clinical and educational professionals including physicians, nurses, psychologists, social workers, special educators and other specialty practitioners.
- What are the learning objectives?
- This remarkable program provides a rich, interdisciplinary learning experience designed to equip professionals with the latest thinking and research on models of care and to support a deep and broad understanding of relationship-based therapies. Participants have the opportunity to hear from and interact with some of the most recognized experts in the field of infant mental health and to engage in a practice-based mentoring model.
- Will I earn graduate credit or certification?
- The program’s graduates are among a small group of providers in the United States formally trained in this important field. The program confers 23 units of academic credit in the graduate professional series at UC Davis, and it fulfills requirements in California and Michigan for certification as an Infant Mental Health Specialist.
- I have other questions about the program. Where can I find the answers?
- You can read our program FAQ or contact Dr. Kristie Brandt at PICIinfo@mail.com.