GA AIMH

10/21/2026

Here’s a first look at a few of this year’s conference presenters and session topics! We’re bringing together inspiring voices to spark fresh insights and conversations around IECMH and beyond. And yes, we’re offering CEUs!

Register today! https://tinyurl.com/38frsa5b

08/31/2026

The GA-AIMH Conference has served as a space for Georgia’s child- and family-serving community to come together around our shared commitment to providing the best possible care for infants, young children, families, and the professionals who support them.

This year, we’re centering our conference around the theme Listening In—an invitation to be present, lead with humility and curiosity, and deepen our understanding of the families we serve and the work we do.

Together, we’ll reflect on and celebrate our journey while looking ahead to what’s next.

08/27/2026

“I truly believe that you can’t get enough books into the hands of enough children [and those who care for them].” —Dolly Parton

One of our favorite conference traditions is sending attendees home with carefully selected books to continue the learning and sharing long after the conference ends.

We’re especially excited to include a book or two from our keynote speaker, Dr. Claudia Gold.

Which one? You’ll have to join us to find out!

08/25/2026

We are pleased to announce that Claudia M. Gold, MD will be this year’s keynote speaker.

Dr. Gold is a pediatrician and writer who practiced general and behavioral pediatrics for more than 20 years and now specializes in early relational health. She has devoted her professional life to advancing this work through writing, teaching, and public speaking.

Her talk will explore this year’s theme, Listening In—embracing a stance of not knowing as a way of entering another person’s experience with curiosity, openness, and humility.

Register Today! https://tinyurl.com/38frsa5b

07/09/2026

2026 GA-AIMH Conference

05/06/2026

Take a PAWS with CALi!

05/06/2026

Happy Children’s Mental Health Week! As advocates of early relational health and partners in this work, we’re proud to amplify DECAL’s annual celebration.

GA-AIMH kicked off the week with our Early Childhood Summit, bringing together more than 100 professionals dedicated to supporting children and their families. This gathering not only marked the start of Children’s Mental Health Week, but also the beginning of a special series of events celebrating five years of impact at GA-AIMH.

The summit featured a powerful grounding talk by Dr. Lee Johnson III, inviting us to reflect on one simple yet powerful question: What Will the Children Remember? We also heard from Dr. Jennifer Mascaro, who shared insights on sustaining this work and moving from burnout to balance.

Children’s Mental Health Week Resources and Activities: https://www.decal.ga.gov/Prek/ChildrensMentalHealthWeek.aspx

04/07/2026

Are you looking to deepen your reflective practice? Our 15-hour Reflective Supervision/Consultation (RSC) training offers a space to strengthen your skills in supporting children, families, and providers through relationship-building, curiosity, and reflection. Secure your spot today!

03/02/2026

11/14/2025

Thank you to every sponsor, exhibitor, attendee, and volunteer who helped make the 4th Annual GA-AIMH Conference a true success!

It was a joy to be in community with each of you. Your commitment and thoughtful contributions continue to shape and advance our work in meaningful ways. We deeply value your presence in this space as leaders, partners, and advocates for infant and early childhood mental health.

See you next year!