I am looking to speak to new parents about their experiences of mental illness & support during the perinatal period as part of a PG research study. Please get in touch if you are interested! email [email protected]#parentinfant#perinatal#mentalillness#parenthood
@StellaBullo Hi Stella, thank you for your interest in the study! I am unable to message you via Twitter, would you mind contacting me at [email protected] I will be able to provide you with details about the research. Thanks again!
I am looking to speak to new parents about their experiences of mental illness & support during the perinatal period as part of a PG research study. Please get in touch if you are interested! email [email protected]#parentinfant#perinatal#mentalillness#parenthood
Being at home alone with your baby can be difficult for any parent or carer. The isolation of lockdown can make this extra stressful. You’re not alone. We have links for support available in Greater Manchester on our website: https://t.co/dT06spwvu8 #mentalhealth#babies
It was #TimeToTalk day yesterday, but you can still lend a listening ear to a parent of young children this weekend. 57% of parents of 0-5s feel uncomfortable asking for help, so why not do a #LittleGoodDeed for a young family and check in with them to see if they need anything?
Express yourself! It’s #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek. Babies express their needs and wants from day 1. Early relationships and responding to a baby’s cues in a sensitive way helps set them up for life long mental and physical health. #infantmentalhealth
Babies and young children have become 'invisible'. More must be done to recognise the ongoing needs and vulnerability of little ones and their families in such isolation. https://t.co/xap8khEhKR
#IncludingInfants in CYPMH. That’s the theme of this year’s Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2021. From 7-13 June we want everyone to be talking about how to ensure infants are always included when we talk about children & young people’s mental health. #IMHAW21
This year’s #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek starts next week with a theme of “Express Yourself”. We will be using the week to talk about the amazing ways that babies communicate and why early relationships are so important.
https://t.co/19GgaQdqm5
Amidst the challenges, our #WorkingforBabies report shows that #COVID offered opportunities to create a stronger offer of support for babies. Some professionals reported that the crisis catalysed better understanding of families needing support Read here: https://t.co/TiVZebkbDV
Today we launch #WorkingforBabies on how local 0-2 services responded to #Lockdown1. In #Lockdown3 its findings are as relevant as ever. Download the report: https://t.co/TiVZebkbDV but here is an overview of the key findings: 1/9
If social determinants of health are so important, shouldn’t we ask patients about them? | The BMJ
This paper discusses the case from a primary care perspective.
How can secondary mental health & IAPT services do better on recording health inequalities? https://t.co/in6kvRd0zF
Join us on Tuesday at 3pm when we are launching our new #WorkingForBabies report which looks at how local systems worked for babies through COVID-19. We’ll be live streaming the launch event on the @ParentInfantFdn YouTube channel: https://t.co/MqS8EsByU4
@BootstrapCook Disgraceful. The vile snobbery of the assumption that 'poor kids' want frubes and cheese slices over actual food makes my blood boil. Ffs!
Important for perinatal mental health teams!
If you are supporting a clinically vulnerable breastfeeding woman who asks for guidance as to whether to accept an offered Covid-19 vaccine
https://t.co/3SwDavaQvb