Conference presentations #iHVPIMH19 - IHV

Please find below the PDF presentations where speakers from the iHV PIMH conference September 2019 have granted permission to share their slide shows:

The relationships between policy, campaigning, practice and experience of PIMH care

Dr Alain Gregoire, MMHA - Relationships: The key to improving perinatal mental health care

Alana Ryan, NSPCC - Fight for a fair start

The relationship between research and PIMH

Shweta Panchal, Minded Institute - Presentation of research and evidence base for yoga and midfulness in perinatal mental health

Professor Susan Ayers, City University of London - Key messages from research for PIMH practice

PIMH and parent-infant relationships

Sally Hogg, PIP UK - Parent-infant relationships: Who cares?

Jessica James, Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families - Supporting the parent-infant relationship: opportunities in child health clinics

Jane Dickens, Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust - Food for thought: Infant feeding and the parent-infant relationship

Relationships for results

Melita Walker, iHV - The iHV work in PIMH: Relationships for results!

Sharin Baldwin, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust - Working with fathers: learning from the New Dad Study (NEST)

Cathy Lowenhoff, Oxford Brookes University - Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative, latch on to the affirmative...but don't mess with Mr In-between!

Professor Elizabeth Boath, Staffordshire Univesity - Devising an App to identify perinatal mental health issues across cultures

The relationship between the arts and PIMH: Alternative approaches

Vivette Glover, Imperial College - The power of music in the perinatal period

Susan Elliot-Wright, Mother with lived experience and Author - My relationship with Cornelia Blackwood: Understanding my own experience through story

Amy Dignam, Mother with lived experience and Artist - The M Wall: PIMH and art