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We interview leaders in child mental health. Sharing wisdom & expertise so we can give children the best start. Posts by @janeorourke, Founder #MINDinMIND
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Suzanne Zeedyk
Helping build a society that's trauma-informed. We all need strong internal teddy bears to fight the sabre tooth tigers. Speaker, trainer, researcher, agitator
Jonathan Shedler
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The Times and The Sunday Times Iād love a league table of a school that has the highest levels of childrenās happiness - lowest levels of recorded mental health. Now that would be a league table as a parent Iād want to see!!
'An incomingĀ LabourĀ government must revive the 1997 spirit of #SureStart and put babies at the heart of policies if it is to achieve its goals'Ā First 1001 Days Parent-Infant Foundation The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood theguardian.com/society/2024/mā¦
better still, revive the actual Sure Start places to go!
I know Twitter is alive w/ teachers tired of chaotic & scary classrooms. I also know that last night's MIND in MIND discussn reminded me why we should keep talking abt attachment theory. Understanding it is helpful to those teachers. Here's a key book & some quotes.
Wow what a tour de force this thread is. You say it so well Suzanne Zeedyk Thank you for sharing your wisdom and that of others such as the greats Bowlby and Sroufe. Thank you too to everyone who attended our legacy interview with Alan Sroufe. His recording will be ready soon.
I am glad to hear Professor Alan Sroufe say explicitly
tonight at MIND in MIND : 'Attachment has *fear* at its core. What you see in the Strange Situation Paradigm is the set of expectations babies have gained in regard to managing their sense of threat.'
Thank you to everyone who attended our live legacy interview with Professor Beatrice Beebe. She was phenomenal! It was a privilege to honour her contribution to our understanding of infant-parent communication. Dr. Beatrice Beebe
