Episode 1 - Baby Love and Infant Mental Health

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Raising Relationships

Story Studio Network, South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association

8 episodes

8 months ago

Welcome to Raising Relationships. Like you, we know the realities facing early childhood educators, parents advocates and children. And let's be honest, being in this world as an educator, admin or parent or child, it's not always easy. Many people just don't understand the pressures, the heavy weight of responsibility or situations we come up against daily in child care and education centers across the state of South Carolina. This show aims to open up that dialogue and offer support, encouragement and moments of mindfulness.

This series is proudly supported by the South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association. Learn more at:
https://www.scimha.org

https://www.facebook.com/SouthCarolinaInfantMentalHealthAssociation/

https://www.instagram.com/scimha/

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Episode 1 - Baby Love and Infant Mental Health

Raising Relationships

20 minutes

2 years ago

Episode 1 - Baby Love and Infant Mental Health

In our extended trailer, you met Shontee, a mother of three. Two of Shontee’s children are grown up but her youngest is Micah. Their story illustrates the journey parents take every day to do the best for their children. We talk to CEO of SCIMHA, Kerrie Schnake, about what exactly is Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) and introduce you to the work we do at SCIMHA.

This series is proudly supported by the South Carolina Infant Mental Health Association. Learn more at https://www.scimha.org