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Publikováno v:
British Journal of Midwifery. 28:436-441
Background Prenatal measurement can highlight early attachment issues in mothers and prenatal attachment could be a predictor of postnatal attachment. It is necessary to better understand prenatal attachment trends in both genders to identify and int
Publikováno v:
Practice. 31:219-229
This is an evaluation focusing on the effectiveness of the Solihull Approach foster carer training group programme ‘Understanding your foster child’. Four groups were run, of 12 weekly sessions wit...
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British Journal of Midwifery. 25:765-773
The October issue of BJM explored using the Solihull Approach in breastfeeding support groups from the perspective of breastfeeding peer supporters. This article examines the mothers' experiences Background UK breastfeeding rates are among the lowest
Publikováno v:
British Journal of Midwifery. 25:639-646
Background: The Solihull Approach is a model designed to support professionals, including breastfeeding peer supporters, to think about their work with children and families. Aims To gain insight into breastfeeding peer supporters' experiences of usi
Autor:
Hazel Douglas, Andrew Brennan
Publikováno v:
Infant Observation. 7:89-107
The present study's objective was to conduct a small-scale study to begin to examine the effectiveness of the Solihull Approach. The Solihull Approach employs a theoretical model that integrates psychotherapeutic, child development and behavioural co
Autor:
Hazel Douglas
Publikováno v:
Journal of Child Psychotherapy. 35:322-324
Autor:
Hazel Douglas
Publikováno v:
Europe PubMed Central
The quality of early relationships is an important factor in the development of emotional health and wellbeing. Yet in the UK, we do not integrate support for the relationship between the baby and parents into antenatal parentcraft. Neither do we pro
Autor:
Anne Marie, Walker, Rebecca, Johnson, Catherine, Banner, Jill, Delaney, Rita, Farley, Margaret, Ford, Helen, Lake, Hazel, Douglas
Publikováno v:
Community practitioner : the journal of the Community Practitioners'Health Visitors' Association. 81(3)
This paper reviews and reflects on six papers, which describe various early home visiting interventions that resulted in positive outcomes, particularly in relation to the mother-infant relationship. The papers were published in a special issue of th