Parent-Infant Psychotherapy
“I feel like I am more able to give attention to my children's emotional needs.“
What is Parent-Infant Psychotherapy?
The focus is primarily on the well-being of babies, parents-to-be and parents of babies up to 24 months, the first 1001 critical days of life.
The work can be preventative, before a problem arises, so may begin with parents during pregnancy.
It can also include a range of therapeutic interventions and support to develop a secure attachment within the infant-parent relationship.
What to expect
Our therapist usually work closely with other professionals who support families with babies within the first 1001 critical days of life - perinatal, midwifery, health visitors and social care workers.
Benefits
You will:
Foster a secure attachment within the infant-parent relationship that can stand as a solid foundation for the child's wellbeing throughout their life.
How to get a referral
Parent/s caring for an infant or expecting a baby, on low income & resident in either borough can be or under referred by a professional or self-refer by contacting WLAC at team@wlac.org.uk