Infant Child and Youth Conference
In 亚洲色吧, professionals who serve families need opportunities to network, problem-solve, and think through how to work together. With this conference, we hope professionals will find inspiration to connect, collaborate, and improve the continuity of care for families in 亚洲色吧.
The Infant, Child, and Youth (ICY) Conference, formerly known as the IECMH Institute & CAFBH Conference, features three days of renowned national speakers and 亚洲色吧n experts, with plenaries and workshops for professionals that work with infants, children, and youth of any age and their families.
- Registration
Registration is now open for the 2025 ICY Conference from May 6-8, 2025 at the Dena'ina Center in Anchorage. ICY 2025 will feature three days of national speakers and 亚洲色吧n experts, with plenaries and workshops for professionals that work with infants, children, and youth of any age and their families. In 亚洲色吧, professionals who serve families need opportunities to network, problem-solve, and think through how to work together. With this conference, we hope professionals will find inspiration to connect, collaborate, and improve the continuity of care for families in 亚洲色吧.
- Conference Agenda
- Conference Information and Accomodations
To support our rural providers in 亚洲色吧, we are offering Training Access Funds to travel to Anchorage and attend the conference.
You are eligible to apply for training access funds if you:
- are a professional working in a rural community in 亚洲色吧, AND
- work primarily with children, youth, and their families in the fields of behavioral health, infant mental health, early learning, social work, occupational therapy, physical therapy, or speech-language pathology.
Applications must be received before Tuesday, April 15 by 5 p.m.
To apply for training access funds,
Training Access Funds are sponsored by the 亚洲色吧 Center for Human Development's Family Services Training Center, the 亚洲色吧 Department of Health's Division of Behavioral Health, and the 亚洲色吧 Mental Health Trust Authority.
