Send us a text Natalie and I spend most of our time working directly with providers and students through reflective consultation and training, so it was a refreshing shift to step back and talk with Christy Serrano about the broader policy landscape. Our conversation offered a wider lens on how policy shapes infant mental health. It was a great reminder that while our work often happens in the moment, it’s deeply connected to the systems and decisions happening around us. Here is the paper ...
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Send us a text Natalie and I spend most of our time working directly with providers and students through reflective consultation and training, so it was a refreshing shift to step back and talk with Christy Serrano about the broader policy landscape. Our conversation offered a wider lens on how policy shapes infant mental health. It was a great reminder that while our work often happens in the moment, it’s deeply connected to the systems and decisions happening around us. Here is the paper ...
Send us a text In this episode, Natalie and I talk more about co-regulation. We discuss how our presence, not only our words, can be a tool. Here are a few things we referred to in the podcast: Dr. Cynthia Frosch on Calming Cycle Theory Dr. Stephen Porges Polyvagal Theory Alex Korb Ted Talk Bonnie Badenoch: The Myth of Self-Regulation
The Infant Mental Health Podcast
Send us a text Natalie and I spend most of our time working directly with providers and students through reflective consultation and training, so it was a refreshing shift to step back and talk with Christy Serrano about the broader policy landscape. Our conversation offered a wider lens on how policy shapes infant mental health. It was a great reminder that while our work often happens in the moment, it’s deeply connected to the systems and decisions happening around us. Here is the paper ...
