Over 450 guests have signed up for our Lunchtime Webinar 'Neglect in the Early Years - the role of Health Visitors' this Thurs 13 April at 1pm. If you're not one of them but want to join, book now to grab one of the last remaining spaces! 👇https://t.co/F1pH156owU
iHV is delighted to launch new film capturing how #HealthVisitors support families through the unexpected twists and turns of early parenthood. Parenting is hard and nothing completely prepares you for it.
https://t.co/13ptR3FIoC
#HealthVisitorsMatter#CelebratingHealthVisiting
Calling all #HealthVisitors and everyone working in #HealthVisiting – we need your help to increase our response rate to our UK annual survey. Thousands of health visitors across the UK will not get their voices heard unless they respond!
https://t.co/z12kTGcUV5
We are so proud of our new leaflets for parents on NICU to support their baby’s communication development - leaflets are available at https://t.co/vS9y6xzmkT
We talk a lot about how children need to learn to self-regulate in order to manage their emotions, resist impulses and empathize but we don’t always acknowledge that the foundation of self-regulation is co-regulation with safe, emotionally stable adults. @cogdivcenter #IMHAW22
Today marks day 3 of UK Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week and today's theme is
The Power of connection – We are Stronger Together
Today we wanted to share some useful apps and resources to share with women and families to help them connect with others 1/4
The @MoneyPensionsUK team are asking all health & care professionals to complete this short on-line survey to help shape new resources which they plan to develop later this year.
It only takes a few minutes to complete & your feedback in important👇👇
https://t.co/rsAwGQWmlt
🗓️SAVE THE DATE - 16 November 2022!🗓️
Don't miss our PATH project conference in Antwerp this November. PATH is all about raising awareness and destigmatising #perinatalmentalhealth and promoting #preparedparenting🤰 🤱
More details and invitation coming soon👀
Perinatal mental illness (PMI) can affect men as well as women. We spoke to dads experiencing PMI and found that one in five were affected by PTSD from witnessing the traumatic birth of their baby. There is support available for partners via the PATH hub https://t.co/CIK0OdIzgX
Health visitors play an important role in educating, encouraging & supporting parents to ensure babies have safe places to sleep.
This is one of the many reasons why it's important we have high-quality health visiting services able to see families face-to-face.
#SaferSleepWeek
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‘Social deprivation during infancy has been well reported to have adverse and long-term effects on physical, intellectual, and mental growth.’ Read more about the impact of physical contact on the parent-infant relationship here:
https://t.co/W3z6OtSyNr
"Older mothers and those who had assistance during labor were less likely to develop PTSD. For every year of higher maternal age, there was a 10 percent reduction in PTSD risk. Having a companion during labor reduced PTSD risk by over 84 percent." https://t.co/Dea77ZYrMV