Florida Association for Infant Mental Health

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Foundational Reflective Supervision/Consultation (RSC) Training 

(In-Person)

Best practice in serving young children and families includes a workforce who receives ongoing support and opportunities for reflection about both the successes and the challenges encountered in their work.

​Reflective supervision/consultation (RSC) is a form of intentional, regularly scheduled professional support that focuses on enhancing the reflective capacity of professionals in order to increase the quality of services to children & families and to support staff wellbeing, job satisfaction, and retention.​

Reflective supervision/consultation:

• supports staff to provide services in ways that support healthy relationships and optimal growth and development of the child

• encourages staff and family wellbeing, and

• supports staff through difficult situations they encounter in their work with families.

Description: 

FAIMH offers a foundational training experience for professionals interested in learning the core principles of Reflective Supervision/Consultation (RSC). Participants will develop skills and strategies to strengthen their reflective capacity, supporting both their professional growth and their ability to foster relational health in their work.  Open to all professionals eager to deepen their understanding of Reflective Supervision/Consultation!

This experience offers you one of the requirements to become an Endorsed Reflective Supervisor: 15 hours towards competency-based training specifically on the provision of RSC. 

Best for: 

• Infant and Early Childhood professionals interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Reflective Supervision and developing the skills and strategies to strengthen their own reflective capacities through guided training.
• Infant/Early Childhood Professionals who are receiving Reflective Supervision in their role currently and want to earn IMH Endorsement® to become an Endorsed Reflective Supervisor (so that you can then provide RSC to all others seeking Endorsement® and to those who need RSC for Endorsement® renewal)
• If you are not currently receiving RSC, and wish to become an Endorsed Reflective Supervisor we recommend attending the full Reflective Learning Collaborative to get both the Training + RSC required for Endorsement®.

Open to: All infant/early childhood fields focused on promotion or prevention can participate, including:

• Head Start/Early Head Start

• Early Intervention / Inclusion (Early Steps, Early Learning Coalitions)

• Home Visiting (Healthy Start Coalitions, Healthy Families, Nurse Family Partnership, PAT, HIPPY, etc.)

Training Dates: 

Day 1 Training: Friday May 30, 2025 from 8:30 pm to 5:00 pm ET

Day 2 Training: Thursday September 25, 2025 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm ET

Location: 

State College of Florida

7131 Professional Parkway E., Sarasota, FL 34240

Trainer:  Dr. Noemi Aguila Márquez Ph.D. IMH-E®

Dr. Noemi Aguila-Marquez, LCSW, IMH-CM has been working with families for almost 25 years, providing psychotherapy for 20 years and professional supervision for over 10 years. She was one of the first 20 persons in Florida to be endorsed as an Infant Mental Health Clinical Mentor. She is the Clinical Director for Counsel & Connect, FAIMH Miami Chapter Chair and Professional Educator. Specializations include and are not limited to Infant & Early Childhood, Child Welfare, Trauma, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression’s, Neuropsychology, parenting, family systems, and Diversity.

Supports Your Endorsement®: This Learning training series will offer up to 15 hours of training on the provision of RSC to become an Endorsed Reflective Supervisor. This competency-based training will support your preparation to earn or renew your Florida Infant Mental Health Endorsement®. 

Registration:

FAIMH Member:  $300

Non-Member:  $375

Certificate: A certificate of completion will be provided to all who sign in. View our Training Academy Policy on attendance, payment, cancellation and more.

Technology Requirements: 

To ensure the best possible experience for all participants, the program relies on online video conferencing, which has minimum requirements to work properly. You will need a desktop or laptop computer with speakers, microphone, and webcam, and a high-speed internet connection. Laptops work best because they come with all the necessary equipment and can easily be moved from room to room in your home or office to find a quiet place.

• Review the system requirements for the Zoom online meeting platform
• Try out a test meeting
• Test your audio and video in the meeting

Questions? Email us.