Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health: Core Concepts and Clinical Practice
by Kristie Brandt C.N.M. D.N.P., Bruce D. Perry M.D. Ph.D., Stephen Seligman D.M.H., Ed Tronick Ph.D., Foreword By T. Berry Brazelton M.D.
Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health: Core Concepts and Clinical Practice offers a professional introduction to mental health during the earliest years of life. Combining foundational concepts with clinical practice perspectives, this volume brings together contributions from recognized practitioners and scholars for readers studying child development and early mental health care.
About This Book
This book focuses on infant and early childhood mental health, introducing core concepts for understanding emotional and psychological well-being during the earliest stages of life.
It connects foundational ideas with clinical practice, making the subject relevant to readers seeking a professional framework for working with young children and their families.
Contributors include Kristie Brandt, Bruce D. Perry, Stephen Seligman, and Ed Tronick, with a foreword by T. Berry Brazelton.
The volume is suited to readers exploring the relationship between early development, mental health, and clinical care.
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