The Texas Association for Infant Mental Health (TAIMH) is a non-profit affiliate of the
World Association for Infant Mental Health. TAIMH has addressed infant mental health
issues in Texas since 1980, and is dedicated to improving the quality of nurturing family
relationships for infants, young children, and their families.
The mission of the TAIMH is to provide:
- Awareness of the critical importance of the first three years of life in human
development
- Conditions which enhance the quality of infant/caregiver relationships
- Policy and practice which optimize the emotional development of infants
The Texas Association for Infant Mental Health is an interdisciplinary, professional
organization established to nurture and promote the optimal development of infants,
toddlers, and families through relationship-based training and advocacy efforts.
Incorporated in 1985, TAIMH has offered support to individuals and groups in the field of
Infant Mental Health for over 20 years. TAIMH has an annual membership of over 125 infant
and family professionals and three chapters: West Texas, Hill Country, and North Texas.
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