New website for DC: 0-5™ training

Washington State Health Care Authority sent this bulletin at 07/11/2022 10:30 AM PDT

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New website for DC: 0-5™ training

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). The IECMH-WC supports the implementation of House Bill 1325 (HB1325) by coordinating the delivery of Clinical and Overview DC: 0-5™ trainings, as well as providing related professional development supports.

Webpage updates

Information about DC: 0-5™ training, as well as other related professional development supports, can now be found on the IECMH-WC’s About DC: 0-5 webpage. If you have questions about DC: 0-5™ training, please email WA-AIMH.

Previously, HCA maintained a webpage regarding DC: 0-5™ trainings. This webpage will no longer be active as of July 11, 2022. All parties interested in information regarding DC: 0-5™ training should refer to the IECMH-WC website, as noted above.

In addition, HCA maintained a webpage about the DC: 0-5 Crosswalk Workgroup. This webpage will no longer be active as of July 11, 2022.

Questions?

For any questions regarding the DC: 0-5™ Crosswalk, please visit the Mental Health Assessment for Young Children provider webpage, or email Christine Cole or Kiki Fabian.

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