Products: Publications

MI-AIMH offers an array of publications to promote best practice in the rapidly growing infant and family field. Written by MI-AIMH members recognized for their leadership in the infant mental health field, these materials support knowledge about early development and parenthood, as well as prevention and intervention treatment services for infants, toddlers and their families.

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Infant Mental Health Services: Supporting Competencies/Reducing Risk (2nd Edition 2003)

New! Available on CD!

The knowledge gathered here, informed by research and evaluation, is grounded in years of practical experience and offers an invaluable guide for practitioners, supervisors, policy makers, and others interested in delivering services that promote infant mental health...

$30.00 CD - Non-Member
$25.00 CD - MI-AIMH Member

New!! Infant Mental Health Starter Kit

The Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health offers you professionally developed publications that promote knowledgeable and skillful practice within a competency-based infant mental health framework...

$190.00 MI-AIMH Member - inside U.S.
$250.00 Non-MI-AIMH Member - inside U.S.

New! Supporting Relationships for Infants and Toddlers With Two Homes

Mark Rains and Betty Tableman, Authors

This second edition booklet summarizes what infants/toddlers who live between care giving families, due to divorce or placement in foster care, need for sound social and emotional development...

$12.00 Supporting Relationships for Infants and Toddlers With Two Homes - MI-AIMH Member
$15.00 Supporting Relationships for Infants and Toddlers With Two Homes - Non MI-AIMH Member

Courts, Child Welfare and Infant Mental Health: Improving Outcomes for Abused/Neglected Infants and Toddlers (2008)

In 2007, Justice Maura Corrigan proposed to initiate infant mental health assessment and intervention services in Michigan for infants and toddlers before the courts for abuse/neglect, following the example of the Miami-Dade Family Court and other programs around the country...

$18.00 MI-AIMH Member
$22.50 Non-Member

MI-AIMH 30th Anniversary Commemorative CD (2007) "Looking Back, Looking Forward: Reflecting on our Practice"

This CD offers a unique exploration of infant mental health practice over the last 30 years...

$20.00 Non-Member
$10.00 MI-AIMH Member

Promoting Positive Relationships Between Parents and Young Children When There are Two Homes

Produced by MI-AIMH members, Children’s Charter of the Courts of Michigan, and The Michigan Department of Mental Health...

$7.50 Non-Member
$6.00 MI-AIMH Member

The Infant Crier - Special offering for Non-Michigan professionals who are not MI-AIMH members and wish to receive this important resource to promote infant mental health

This publication is the quarterly newsletter of the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health and a critical resource for practitioners of every kind in the infant family field...

$20.00 The Infant Crier Non-Michigan Residents/Non-MI-AIMH Members only - 4 issues

New! Relationships First, a Training Companion for Baby Stages: A Parent's and Caregiver's Guide to the Social and Emotional Development of Infants and Toddlers

This new, 8 page, training companion for the Baby Stages development wheel is now available through MI-AIMH...

$15.00 Relationships First Training Companion - Non MI-AIMH Member
$12.00 Relationships First Training Companion - MI-AIMH Member
$37.50 Training Companion and 25 Baby Stages Wheels Michigan residents
$55.75 Training Companion and 25 Baby Stages Wheels Non-Michigan residents

“Guidelines For Comprehensive Assessment of Infants and Their Parents In The Child Welfare System, 2006” from the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health

Developed for the busy practitioner assessing parental capacity and status of infants and toddlers for child welfare or the Court...

$22.50 Non-Member
$18.00 MI-AIMH Member

Case Studies in Infant Mental Health: Risk, Resiliency and Relationships

By Joan J. Shirilla & Deborah J...

$32.95 Plus Shipping

Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health