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This month we celebrate the release of the Massachusetts DC: 0-5^TM Crosswalk! Find more information below.

What is Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health?

It’s the developing capacity from birth to 6 to experience, regulate, and express emotions; to form close relationships; and to explore the environment and learn, all in the context of family, community, and cultural expectations for young children

Professional Development Opportunities

State Highlights:
DC: 0-5 Crosswalk Released!

It’s finally here! After a couple of years of hard work, collaborating with several stakeholders across the US and MA and in close consultation with MassHealth, the Massachusetts DC: 0-5™ Crosswalk is released!
If you have been clinically trained in the use of the DC: 0-5™ please go ahead and start using this crosswalk in your work. For those who are curious to know more about this work, you can find more information in the link below.

All children feel big emotions sometimes: anger, frustration, impatience, sadness. And that’s okay. Grown-ups know how hard it is when big feelings cause big meltdowns, but you can help kids identify and name their feelings and learn to act in a positive way. Sesame Street offers resources to support us as caregivers!

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