Conducted by Indigo Cultural Center, in partnership with the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health, this report is the culmination of a long project intended to center the voice of black, indigenous and people of color in RSC experiences. This initial...
This 1 page document provides a brief description of reflective supervision and documents current research on the benefits of the practice to the infant and early childhood workforce across sectors. View and download the document HERE.
This article highlights the undervaluation of early childhood education professionals, whose work, despite its critical impact on children's development, is often underpaid and associated with high turnover. The use of reflective supervision/consultation (RSC) shows...
Research conducted at CEED at the University of Minnesota gives an overview of the growing practice of RSC, including documenting some of the benefits to infant and early childhood mental health professionals. Use this link to download the PDF and read the full...
