Early childhood mental health graduate programs

Available in our campus and online program. Students who are accepted to the MSW degree program with this child mental health concentration are eligible to receive generous scholarship funding as part of the Trauma-Focused Interprofessional Preparation grant, or Project Tip, from the U.

For more information about the Project Tip grant, eligibility and requirements please contact Dr. Pam Epley at [email protected] or Dr.

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This course will provide an historical, theoretical, and empirical overview of the field of infant mental health. The different definitions and parameters of infant mental health will be explored, from promotion to prevention, intervention and treatment. Course description.