Feedback on the AIMS System of Practice
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Early Childhood Center, NY
The AIMS materials …[have been].. extremely useful in identifying issues that might have lead to more ingrained problems for parents, and parent-infant interactions, had they not been identified and addressed at such an early stage.
…AIMS provides us with a tool with which to assess and track areas of critical importance [to infant mental health]- Attachment, parent-child Interaction, Mastery for both the child and caregiver, and Social Support, and to provide supportive interventions that improve outcomes for children and families.
…AIMS… makes such a unique and necessary contribution to the care and well-being of infants and young children.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, NH
[The AIMS System of Practice]… will enable us to prepare our residents by way of a specific curriculum of skills and information in the evaluation of the emotional health of infants and children within families and early intervention when indicated.
Boston City Hospital, Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, MA
There is definitely a need for more knowledge and tools to assist primary care and child care providers in assessing and responding to the emotional health care needs of children 0-5 years and their families. We would welcome this [AIMS] training around emotional health and early intervention as we also see it as the key to emotional well-being and development in early childhood.
State of Vermont, Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services, Child Care Services
The AIMS System of Practice … offers the advanced information and tools to support the knowledge… and sensitivity [needed] in working with families… [toward] the healthy development of young children…
Maine Medical Center, Family Practice, Portland, ME
The AIMS Tool has a track record in making a difference in the confidence, knowledge and skill of …residents.
Maine Department of Mental Health, Children‘s Services Division
My agency can use [the AIMS Tool ] in a qualitative way to improve our direct care with families. Good assessment instrument. A useful way to ...identify and work with families. Great tool.
New Hampshire Division of Behavioral Health, Developmental Services
The [AIMS] workshops were very helpful. …[AIMS] is being used in NH. Wonderful materials ...a valuable tool to use when working with families. ...can use this tool... in collaboration with other tools. [The AIMS] ...tool is useful... in describing social-emotional development… and in planning appropriate interventions. The tool is easy to understand for parents that receive it. Positive, informative, ...very helpful. AIMS will be a valuable tool to use when working with families. User friendly for family and agency. The beauty of [the AIMS tool] is it’s simplicity – the wealth of information gleaned is remarkable. Well developed.
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