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Clinton Presidential Records
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THREE
National Center for Clinical Infant Programs
April/May^1995 Volume 15 No. 5
Barbara Young
Old Threads, New Patterns:
Reaching out to rural families
Deborah Harris-Usner, MSW, LISW
Las Cumbres Learning Services, Española, New Mexico
Bringing infant mental health care and parent-infant
introduce my newfound inspiration in Albuquerque,
psychotherapy to rural New Mexico was not exactly my
where I thought I could garner support for the concept
intention when I returned to the state in 1987 after com-
of infant mental health care and psychotherapy with
pleting graduate school. As an intern at the Infant-Par-
parents and their young children. I had no idea that I
ent Program (IPP) at San Francisco General Hospital, I
would eventually bring these concepts to the rural com-
had become a convert to this relatively new mental
munities in the northern part of the state.
health field, and my enthusiasm ran high. I planned to
My tenure at IPP had been an incredible learning
Kids Place