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Special Rebroadcast and New Series Kick-off: Holding the Baby in Mind – IECMH Guiding Principles in Practice

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IECMH continues to build and expand through a growing body of empirical evidence, clinical practice and real-life application. Noelle Hause and Maria Ogunye explore a wide range of factors such as individual child characteristics, caregiver attunement, and environmental context, and discover how these factors may influence the child’s mental health and brain development as described through the perspective of a new parent. 

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