Course Overview
Understanding patterns in mental health diagnoses among infants and young children can inform service development, workforce training, and policy decisions. This Lecture presents emerging data from multiple states examining trends in infant and early childhood mental health diagnoses. Presenters compare methodological approaches used across states and discuss variations in diagnostic practices and prevalence estimates. The presentation explores implications for early childhood systems, including assessment practices, service access, and policy development.
Presenters: Kimberly “Kiki” Fabian, EdM, James Bell Associates; Alissa C. Huth-Bocks, PhD, IMH-E®, Wayne State University; and Catherine Wright, PsyD, LP, LPCC, Minnesota Department of Human Services
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