ADMH Training for Counselors/Therapists Serving Young Children
TWO learning cohorts for counselors/therapists serving young children. Child Parent Psychotherapy and Parent Child Interaction Therapy. Thanks to grant funding, ADMH has several slots for practitioners serving children in Jefferson County to receive training in these modalities. See the two flyers below:
ADMH is offering free virtual training this summer to learn about brain development in the first 5 years of age and practical ways to support healthy brain development. This training is open to anyone who would like to attend.We will be offering NBCC Contact Hours - which should also work for social workers – for free for each of these sessions. See the flyer below: The Growing Brain
See training opportunities mentioned above - offered by ADMH & Children's of Alabama (Mental Health Awareness, Child Parent Psychotherapy, Parent Child Interaction Therapy, Brain Development)
In 2015, Phillip Morris — a champion of how good design enriches our communities and our lives, and a former executive editor of Southern Living magazine — established the Morris Fund through an estate gift, as an endowed Field of Interest Fund at the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham. He envisioned a fund that provides resources to support the design arts and the role that the design arts play in building thriving communities.
Central to the mission of the fund is to create and expand awareness of the design arts and the impact of quality design. Broadly stated, “design arts” include but are not limited to:
Urban planning
Design and the built environment
Architecture
Graphic arts and graphic design
Landscape planning and design
Applications may be submitted beginning tomorrow and are due by 11:59 p.m. June 30. Applicants may be asked to participate in a site visit prior to the Morris Fund committee making their decision.
For more information on the Philip A. Morris Fund for the Design Arts at the Community Foundation, please contact Kendall Chew, Senior Philanthropy Coordinator, at kchew@cfbham.org or (205) 327-3811.
