Infant and Family Wellbeing

MODULE

Leaders:
Prof Jane Barlow
Dr Angela Underdown
 

Duration: 5 days

Assessment:
4000 word essay

CATS: 20

Code: ME955

This multidisciplinary course will provide you with understanding about new and innovative theory and practice relating to infant and family wellbeing
  • Focus is primarily on: Well-being of parents during pregnancy; Transition to parenthood; Relationship of parents with their new baby during the first few months and years of life
  • The course is underpinned by recent evidence from a range of disciplines including developmental psychology, neurosciences, and genetics
  • These demonstrate links between the experiences of babies during the early years of their life, and later physical and mental health

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    Please note: this module has been postponed. A new start date has yet to be confirmed.

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    Other options
    • MSc route: available as an option on Masters in Child Health programme; or on the MSc Health Sciences (Child Health)
    • Not sure an MSc is for you? Take this module as a non-accredited course or a Postgraduate Award. Contact us (h dot j dot cann at warwick dot ac dot uk) for more information

    Infant and Family Wellbeing at WMS

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    Contact

    Hazel Cann

    T: +44 (0)24 765 22035

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