More DC:0-5™ trainings through the IECMH Workforce Collaborative!

Washington State Health Care Authority sent this bulletin at 05/24/2022 11:09 AM PDT

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More DC:0-5™ trainings through the IECMH Workforce Collaborative!

Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) recently awarded the contract for the Infant-Early Childhood Mental Health Workforce Collaborative (IECMH-WC) to Washington Association for Infant Mental Health (WA-AIMH). WA-AIMH will support the implementation of House Bill 1325 (HB1325) by coordinating the delivery of clinical and overview trainings in the Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood (DC:0-5™) as well as providing professional development and workforce enhancements. Visit the DC:0-5 Training and Resource Hub to learn more.

IECMH-WC just announced more DC:0-5™ FREE trainings for June 2022!

The DC:0-5™ is the internationally accepted system for developmentally appropriate assessment of young children’s mental health. Mental health providers and allied professionals who serve children from birth through age five enrolled in Apple Health are eligible to receive free DC:0-5™ training. DC:0-5™ manuals and CEUs will also be provided at no cost. To register for an upcoming DC:0-5™ Overview and Clinical trainings, visit the DC:0-5™ Training Registration page.

Interested in becoming a DC:0-5 trainer?

In order to support the professional development of infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) professionals, the IECMH-WC invites Apple Health mental health providers to express their interest in becoming a DC:0-5™ Certified Trainer. Learn more here.

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