Taking a stand, Making a start: Culturally informed and Inclusive practice with infants and their families’
‘Recognising unconscious bias in working with parents and infants: raising our awareness’
Yvonne Osafo (Parent Infant Psychotherapist & Early Intervention Lead, West London Action for Children)
Anna Godfrey (Child Psychotherapist & Parent Infant Psychotherapist, Croydon Best Start Family Solutions)
(Presentation plus Questions / Discussion).
11.15am – Comfort break
11.30am – 1.00pm
‘Culturally sensitive infant mental health projects – learning from The Baby Mat Project, South Africa’
Ester Chunga, (Clinical Director, Ububele Education & Psychotherapy Trust, South Africa)
Zanele Mokolutlo (Early Childhood Community Practitioner, Ububele, Johannesburg, South Africa)
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