Graduate Certificate Online Program Infant/Toddler Mental Health

Infant/Toddler Mental Health Graduate Certificate: Why PSU?

Infant Toddler Mental Health is a growing field of practice that blends coursework to address the strengths and risk factors of children 0-3 and their families. Established in 2003, the ITMH program at PSU is one of the oldest in the country. Program participants come from urban and rural areas and from across the United States and Internationally to study with faculty who practice in the field of Infant Mental Health. Designed for the working professional, faculty support, and challenges students to apply their learning to their current and future work. Cohorts develop relationships that continue beyond the program, creating networks for change.

We understand online learning. We are in our second decade of working with students in online environments. All cohorts start with an online Orientation to learn how to navigate the software and to make connections with others. Our faculty and advisor support your success as a graduate student with a 95% graduation rate. We view education and experience as intertwined with classes building on a collaborative learning model. Please let us know what we can do to support you in your vital work with young children and families.

What can I do with a graduate certificate in Infant/Toddler Mental Health?

Graduates of the ITMH graduate certificate work across disciplines in ITMH focused on supporting families, advocating for policy, and engaging in their communities making lasting change by leading in the field of infant/toddler mental health.

• Mental health therapists
• Social workers
• Home visitors
• Preschool educators
• Special education teachers, preschool: 25-2051
• Special education teachers, all other: 25-2059 

Accreditation

Portland State University is fully accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).