Kenya Malcolm, PhD
Clinical Psychologist

Located In:

Rochester, NY

Email:

I'm always happy to hear about opportunities to provide talks, workshops, and reflective consultation to professionals working with or on behalf of children.

Full Academic CV

Certifications/ Advanced Training

Licensed Psychologist, State of New York - License #018792

PARENTING/ FAMILY

Reflective Parenting Program Facilitator/ Supervisor (Level 3)

Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC), Healthy Children Project

PREPP: Practical Resources for Effective Postpartum Parenting Certification

Perinatal Mental Health Certification, Postpartum Support International (PMH-C)

International Partnership for Perinatal Excellence (IPPE-C)

Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)

INFANT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD

Infant Mental Health Mentor - Clinical, NYSAIMH Endorsement

Early Childhood Family Specialist, NYSAIMH Endorsement

Certified Trainer - DC: 0-5, ZERO TO THREE

SYSTEMS RELATED

Primary Care Behavioral Health, Certificate Program, University of Massachusetts

Diversity and Inclusion Certificate Program, Cornell University

Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation (IECMHC), Georgetown University

Recent & Upcoming Presentations

UPCOMING

Hanlon, Kelly & Malcolm, Kenya (2026, August). Bridging Maternal Mental Health and Pediatrics: Enhanced Training for Behavioral Health Consultants, American Psychological Association Annual Meeting
Malcolm, K.T. (2026, September). Relationships That Heal: Intergenerational Trauma and Hope in Early Childcare. Early Care and Learning Centers Summit Learning Café. Invited training for Early Childcare and Learning Centers, Albany, NY.
Malcolm, K.T., (2026, October). ‘Go Where the Babies Are: Taking an Infant Mental Health Lens to Breastfeeding Medicine’ Posterr for the Bi- Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Congress, Toronto, Canada.
Malcolm, K.T., and HEF team (2026, September). To Go Far, Go Together: Using Family Voice towards Community and Organizational Transformation. Workshop for 4th Annual Join the Journey Conference TNTIC Conference Saratoga Springs

RECENT Representative Presentations

Hanlon, Kelly & Malcolm, Kenya (2026). Beyond the Baby: Collaborative Pediatric Models for Early Relational Health and Parental Mental Health Support. Collaborative Family Healthcare Association.
Hartz K, Malcolm, K & Mutignani L. (2025, May). Supporting challenging behavior for young children: Cutting through the noise on parenting advice. Invited presentation at the Fairport Universal Pre-Kindergarten program, Fairport, NY.
Berger-Jenkins, E. & Malcolm, K.T. (2024, September). Even Grandma Won’t Babysit:The PCP’s Role on the Team for Managing Aggression in Young Children. Presentation for Project Teach New York.
Malcolm, K., Fitzgibbons, S., & Spence, T. (2024, September). Reflective Supervision: Rupture, Repair, and The Diversity Tenets. Advanced Supervisor Training, New York Early Care and Learning Council
Malcolm, K. (2024, May). Centering Relationships in Early Childcare. Keynote address for Sullivan County Childcare Council.
Malcolm, K.T., Fitzgibbons, S., & Russotti, A. (2023, July). Building Community Capacity for Reflective Supervision/Consultation: A Four Pronged Approach. Workshop at World Association of Infant Mental Health Congress, Dublin, Ireland.
Malcolm, K., & Johnson, J. (2022, October). Socio-emotional Health in the Infant and Early Childhood Classroom. Professional Education for Action for a Better Community Head Start and Early Head Start, Rochester, NY.
Malcolm, K., & Fitzgibbons, S. (2022, November). Supervision as a Secure Base: Exploring Reflective Supervision through an Attachment Lens. Keynote address for Annual Reflective Supervision Symposium, New York State Association of Infant Mental Health.

Does anyone remember 2020? Here I am doing a news interview about how to survive a global pandemic. It was a whole new world of remote access and learning how to navigate new expectations for how to be together. [I've never noticed my daughter's cat in this video before!]

Current Work

University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry, Rochester, NY

Director of Infant and Early Childhood Initiatives, Psychiatry
Clinical Coordinator, Integrated Behavioral Health, Healthysteps - Golisano Children’s Hospital
Program Coordinator, Caregiver - Focused Programs - PBH&W
Clinical and Reflective Supervision

The Society for the Protection and Care of Children, Rochester, NY