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The Solihull Approach – Background
‘The model facilitates an understanding of emotional health and wellbeing, as well as mental health. It can be applied to working with families, with individuals, with groups, with a community or with a large population from a public health perspective. It can be applied across the age range of a child from preconception to adolescence
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What is the Solihull Approach?
The Solihull Approach: A guide for parents Parenting can be challenging, but what if there was a way to makeit a little bit easier? What if there was a way to understand your child’s behaviour betterand build a stronger relationship with them? This is where the Solihull Approach comes in. The Solihull Approach is a
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Building a Happy Baby – UNICEF UK
Building A Happy Baby – A Guide For Parents The Building a Happy Baby leaflet is a resource from UNICEF UK that provides information on how to create a happy and healthy start for your baby including: We support families in recognising and utilising ways they cansupport their babies’ development throughout the perinatalperiod. Key messages
Who are Families Together?
Families Together are part of a Peer Support Charity, providing information and guidance to parents through effective peer support since 2015. We have a team of staff and volunteers who are passionate about supporting parents and families.
What support do we offer?
We provide evidence based support to parents, through training programs, support groups and activities and peer support. Our support is always friendly, compassionate and non-judgemental.
Our Aims
Our support aims to provide parents with coping and resilience strategies, help them build secure attachments with their babies and children and access peer support. We aim to increase parents’ confidence and improve their and their families’ overall well being.
Testimony
“Just being able to have that chat with someone who ‘gets it’ is amazing. I love being a mum, but its not always easy, thanks for making me feel more confident ”
Claire, mum to Jack aged 6 months
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