Wednesday, 25th February 2025
11:30 – 13:00 ONLINE
Join us as we celebrate the AiMH UK Awards, recognising excellence in infant mental health.

This year’s event will also mark the launch of our latest best-practice factsheet, Supporting Neurodivergent Parents of Infants: What Works?, presented by Professor Jane Barlow.

As we honour outstanding achievements, we also reaffirm our shared commitment to nurturing and protecting babies and their families.

To Nominate an individual or team contact info@aimh.uk

Wednesday, 18th March 2025 09:30 – 13:00 ONLINE

'The Stories that Make us: Applying the Meaning of the Child Interview (MotC) in Parent-Infant Practice'.

Led by Dr Ben Grey, developer of the MotC and author of the newly released The Meaning of the Child Interview: ‘Making Sense of Parent Child Relationships’ this workshop will outline the basic principles of the MotC and illustrate it's use in clinical practice with parents and infants.

The workshop will offer case examples, interview excerpts and videos to show how the approach can offer a practice path based on understanding parents’ perceptions of their infants

Thursday 23rd April 1.00PM - 2.00PM
Supporting World Infant, Child & Adolescent Mental Health Day

Not alone in NICU: A Compassionate Companion for Parents of a baby in Neonatal Care’

Join Rebecca Chilvers, Consultant Clinical Psychologist working in the NHS and in independent practice for a powerful Skills Box session exploring the impact of the neonatal environment on babies and families, approaches that empower parents, and ways to support early relationships under stress. Learn how to help families navigate the transition into parenthood in NICU and make sense of their experiences as their baby grows.

EARLY BIRD OFFER EXTENDED TO 31ST OCTOBER
Wednesday 26th November 9.30am to 3.30pm

AiMH UK is delighted to announce our National Conference 2025 - 'Tiny Senses, Big Impact:
Sensory Integration and Early Intervention for Babies and their Parents'. This conference brings together experts from psychology, psychotherapy, and occupational therapy to explore how sensory experiences shape babies’ development, relationships, and wellbeing.

From early neonatal care to everyday routines, sessions will highlight practical, sensory-informed approaches that support connection, co-regulation, and growth for infants and their parents.

We are delighted to share our lineup of events for 2025.
Whether you’re new to AiMH UK or a long-standing member, these events provide valuable opportunities to learn, engage, and collaborate with others passionate about infant mental health.

We regret to inform you that, due to unexpected circumstances, we must postpone the event.
Refunds will be issued to those who have already purchased tickets.
It will now take place as our National Conference on Thursday, November 21st, 2024