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Discovering the Subjective Experience of the Infant through Research and Practice Seminar The seminar is dedicated to honouring the work of Brigid Jordan and her remarkable contribution to the field of infant mental health. This is AAIMH Victoria's first in-person event since the start of the pandemic, making it an
especially meaningful occasion for our community.
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Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator Training Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) is a manualised attachment-based program used internationally with parents and other caregivers of children under 6. This four-day training seminar leads to endorsement and is designed to help professionals understand both the theory and research underlying the video-based parenting reflection program and how to deliver the COSP program effectively.
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Registrations NOW OPEN! 2024 AAIMH National Conference This year’s conference will highlight the role of infant mental health as the building block for future mental health and wellbeing. Drawing
on Winnicott’s seminal work conceptualising infant development in the context of the parent-child relationship and external systems, our
conference theme will be “The infant, the family and the external world: Building infant mental health into the future”.
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Embarking on the Journey: Child Parent Psychotherapy for families affected by early trauma In this seminar, the team from the Pregnancy to Parenthood Clinic (P2P) will provide a brief overview of the Pregnancy to Parenthood Model
and the different evidence-based interventions it includes, with a focus on how Child-Parent Psychotherapy is used with families who have
experienced trauma and early adversity. The team will present some case examples to further explore the effects of early trauma on
parent-infant relationships.
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