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Infant Mental Health (IMH) Credential


For more information about the Infant Mental Health credential, please access the OCCRRA Resources page or contact OCCRRA at credential@occrra.org.

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Training Title IMH Credential Level Topic Area
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome and Developmental Stages, Part 1 In Utero to Six Months Level III Social Emotional Growth and Development
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome and Developmental Stages, Part 2 Six to Twelve Months Level III Social Emotional Growth and Development
Early Childhood Typical and Atypical Development Level III Social Emotional Growth and Development
Infant Toddler Growth and Development Level III Social Emotional Growth and Development
Orientation Module 11: Infant and Toddler Development Levels II and III Social Emotional Growth and Development
Routines-Based Interview Levels II and III Assessment
Ecomapping Levels II and III Assessment
Battelle Developmental Inventory Levels II and III Assessment
Infant Assessment in Early Intervention Levels II and III Assessment
Newborn Behavioral Observation Levels II and III Assessment
Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development Levels II and III Assessment
Assessment and Evaluation Levels II and III Assessment
Evaluation and Assessment Levels II and III Assessment
NAS: Interventions for Children 0-3 Levels II and III Intervention and Treatment
Teaming in Early Intervention Levels II and III Intervention and Treatment
Individual Family Service Plan Development, Intervention Planning, and Service Delivery Level III Intervention and Treatment
Intervention Program Planning Level III Intervention and Treatment
Orientation Module 5: PSP Approach to Teaming Levels II and III Professional Development
Family-Centered Practices in Early Intervention Levels I, II and III Family and Community Relations
Family-Centered Practices in Challenging Situations Levels I, II and III Family and Community Relations
Motivational Interviewing Levels I, II and III Family and Community Relations
Orientation Module 6: Family-Centered Practices Levels I, II and III Family and Community Relations
Orientation Module 4: Coaching in Early Intervention Levels I, II and III Family and Community Relations
Reflective Supervision Levels II and III Professional Development
High Quality IFSP Development Levels II and III Intervention and Treatment
The IFSP: It’s All About the Process Levels II and III Assessment