AiMH UK Christmas Newsletter
Discover the latest updates in our Christmas Edition. As always, thank you for being an essential part of the AiMH UK family. and wishing all our supporters a happy and peaceful Christmas.
AiMH UK Autumn Newsletter
Discover the latest updates in the AiMH UK Autumn Newsletter! Packed with news, upcoming events, and resources to support infant mental health professionals, this edition is a must-read. Stay informed and connected with the AiMH community!
Baby Room and Early Years Professionals Update
We are thrilled to announce that the the places for the Work Discussion group for Baby Room and Early Years workers have now been taken up.
Thank you to those of you who shared this opportunity and we look forward to hearing about the progress of the group.
Reflection on AiMH UK events by Susan Gault MBE
AiMH UK influences practice and Policy: Susan Gault MBE, Head of Public Health Nursing in NHSCT attended an AiMH UK Lunchtime Skills Box which has now influenced the work they are doing within their regional child health programme.
Welcoming Our New Trustees to the AiMH UK Board
We are thrilled to welcome three exceptional individuals to the AiMH UK Board as our newest trustees. Their diverse expertise, passion for infant mental health, and commitment to our mission will undoubtedly strengthen our efforts and broaden our impact; Dr Helen Simmons, Emily Gandy & Sarah Sturrock.
1001 Days Update
As a member of the 1001 Days Movement, we are pleased to share an update following the recent Government election.
Help us receive £1000 from the Benefact Group.
Please nominate us for a chance to win £1,000 as part of Benefact Group’s annual Movement for Good Awards, which is giving over £1million away to charities and good causes.
Baby Communication Week 2024
The Brazelton Centre is holding Baby Communication Week from July 1st - 5th.
Understanding Babies ♥ Affirming Parents ♥ Nurturing Relationships
1001 Days – A Manifesto for Babies
The First 1001 Days Movement of over 200 charities and professionals has launched the ‘Manifesto for Babies’ to highlight 5 urgent recommendations for all political parties
Children at the Table Campaign
AiMH UK are proud to be a supporter of the Children at the Table Campaign. Read more about this worthwhile campaign
New toolkit launched by the MMHA and Mental Health Foundation
Amplifying Maternal Voices (AMV) Toolkit. The resource is part of the two-year AMV project to spotlight mothers' maternal mental health experiences from seldom-heard communities.
Early years trial on the ADBB Study released
Royal Foundation-backed early years trial on the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) with iHV reveals overwhelming positive results.
My Play and Discover Bag
The parent/carer plays an important role in helping children learn and develop by observing and engaging in their play.
Virtual school for Children in Care
improve the educational journey and outcomes for children in care, from early years to the end of Year 13. Support and guidance to care leavers maybe offered and also to the staff supporting them.
Rupture, repair, reslience (and Kintsugi)
‘Kintsugi’ is the Japanese custom of repairing broken or cracked items with gold. Once completed, beautiful seams of gold glint in the item
Getting through lockdown with a baby
In this blog, Liz shares her thoughts on getting through lock-down with a baby using the helpful acronym T.R.U.S.T.
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Sharing expertise on how we work with infants and their families increases the effectiveness of our work.
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Reach a wider audience and promote your education or training course on our dedicated IMHDirectory. The AiMH UK IMHDirectory serves as a valuable resource showcasing infant mental health training and learning opportunities.
Register today and join our community which attracts learners and practitioners from all around the UK
AIMH UKDonations
We’re using JustGiving, for donations to AiMH UK. Your donation enables us to continue our work, promoting the importance of infant mental health and making a real difference to improve outcomes for parents, babies and toddlers. Thank you for making a difference!