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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Parent-infant psychotherapy"”.

  1. An exploration of parents' experiences in 'Watch, Wait and Wonder' parent-infant psychotherapy groups.

    … of supporting the emotional wellbeing of new parents in order to foster this relationship. The “1001 Critical Days” manifesto (Leadsom, Field, Burstow, & Lucas, 2013) proposes that at-risk families, or those experiencing difficulties, should be able to access evidence-based services which …

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  2. Parent-infant psychotherapy with a child showing early signs of autism: Is improvement in the nature of internal parental representations a key factor in therapeutic change? An in-depth qualitative study of a single case

    It has been claimed that parent-infant psychotherapy improves the parent-infant relationship (Barlow et al, 2015). However, little research has been done to explore how the internal parental representations of the main caregiver is connected to improvement in a child’s early signs of autism. Such …

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  3. Psychological aspects of parenting in at-risk groups

    Paper 1: The effectiveness of Mother-Infant Psychotherapy at improving parent-infant interactions: Systematic review Abstract- Mother-Infant Psychotherapy (MIP) is a psychodynamic, dyadic intervention which aims to bolster mother-infant interactions, attachment security and maternal wellbeing. …

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