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Maine Association for Infant Mental Health

Infant mental health is an inter-disciplinary field of research, clinical practice and public policy-making concerned with maximizing the emotional, physical, social and cognitive well-being of zero to five year old children and their caregivers.

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Maine Association for Infant Mental Health
592 Sawyer Road
Greene, ME 04236
207/375-8184
info@infantmentalhealth.org

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