Articles about Infants

So much of what shapes us begins in the small, unseen exchanges between a mother and her child. What if the path to resilience and emotional health is not about being per...

Learn key considerations for supporting maternal mental health which in turn supports child(ren) and family health.

How Developmental Studies are Informing Clinical Work with Adults

Witnessing how the “good enough” caregiver-infant relationship constitutes the prototype of a therapeutic model in work with adults.

We only have a short time to have a critical influence on our children that will cast a long shadow for the rest of their lives.

Let's broaden our vision of attachment trauma by highlighting the importance of the caregivers’ ability to mentalize, regulate, contain, and play in catalyzing the develo...

Recognition is growing for the fact that childbirth can be a traumatic experience for a mother and lead to serious post-traumatic problems. Both parents and medical speci...

Losing a baby or a pregnancy is very difficult. Secrecy does not help to get the support needed. Often times family and friends don't know what to say or behave around yo...

A new EMDR-related methodology that addresses the time before language and explicit memory

Early interactions with your baby are important - slow down and mindfully notice your baby!

Against the backdrop of South Africa's appalling baby rape statistics; we are reminded that functional adults only develop from properly loved babies.