This book explores the dynamic and often fragile world of premature babies, their families, and those who look after them. Each chapter provides the reader with a comprehensive resource that seamlessly blends theoretical insights, practical strategies, and cutting-edge research. Written by an international team – comprising psychologists, medical doctors, nurses, and psychiatrists from around the world – readers are invited to immerse themselves in the complexities of this field, gaining a profound understanding of its nuances and significance. It will be suitable for students, educators and healthcare professionals alike. Therefore, with its interdisciplinary insights, contemporary reflections, and user-friendly scientific content, this book will offer a clear and accessible approach to some of the most significant and relevant issues of our time.
Four Decades in Infant Mental Health
What can we do about children who withdraw from loving care, or parents lost in the hurts of their own childhood? This book gathers 25 stories from 41 years in infant mental health, revealing how our earliest attachment experiences support or confound our later development.
