WAIMH ‘Perspectives in Infant Mental Health’ Archive
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health is the quarterly Professional Publication of WAIMH.
It gives members an opportunity to share research of interest, provides a forum for the exchange of news and views from around the world, serves as a nexus for the establishment of a communication network and informs members of upcoming events and conferences. It is an Open Source Publication with free access to everyone interested in babies, relationships and the promotion of infant mental health.
Editor: Deborah Weatherston. Associate Editor: Hiram E. Fitzgerald. Copy Editor: Maree Foley.
See below for the archived editions of Perspectives with links to the full publication and/or individual articles.
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 26 No. 2-3 (Autumn 2018)
Contents
- From the Office of the WAIMH Executive Director, K. Puura
- From the Editors, D. Weatherston, M. Foley & H. Fitzgerald
- Integrating Infant Mental Health at Primary Health Care Level, K. Puura, E. Malek & A. Berg
- Dr. Robert Emde presents the history and development of WAIMH and the field of Infant Mental Health
- Roman Reflections WAIMH 2018
- WAIMH Honors Exceptional Members from Around the World
- The Search for a new IMHJ Editor-in-Chief is underway
- Public Policy and Infant Mental Health, D. Weatherston & H. Fitzgerald
- Perspectives Outreach Calling all Infant Mental Health Professionals!
- INTRODUCTION TO “COULD OR SHOULD A ROBOT REAR A BABY?”, M. Foley
- COULD OR SHOULD A ROBOT REAR A BABY?, C. Andries, B. Cowley, L. Nhlanhla, J. Noble, T. Whittaker, E. Williams, B. Wirz, A. Lachman, A. Berg & L. Richter
- Book review: The Emotional Life of the Toddler, Alicia F. Lieberman, D. Weatherston
Click here to download or read Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 26
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 25
Currently unavailable.
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 24 No. 1-2 (Winter- Spring 2016)
Contents:
- Is there a Need for Anthropologists in our Multidisciplinary Teams? M.Keren
- WAIMH Position Paper on the Rights of Infants
- The World in WAMH, J. Sparrow.
- Field Report: Early Child Development in Rural Guatemala, B. Martinez, M. Webb, P. Rodas, Gonzalez, A., Grazioso, M. & Rohloff
- WAIMH World Congress announcement
- Affiliate Corner, M. Foley & A. Huber
- From the IMHAANZ President, D. Guy
- First infant Mental Health Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa Dialogues in a Multidisciplinary Context , K. Bain.
- A Parent Group Initiative in an Intensive Care Unit in South Africa , K. A. Brown, C. Brown & A. Berg.
- News from the WAIMH Central Office, P. Kaukonen, K. Puura & M. Sorsa.
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol 24
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 23 No. 4 (Fall 2015)
Contents:
- Losing Mentors, M. Keren
- From the Editors, D. Weatherston, H. Fitzgerald, M. Foley & J. Sparrow
- Tribute to Peter De Chateau, B. Emde, T. Tamminen, P. Mothander & J. Osofsky
- Tribute to Kathryn E. Barnard, T. B. Brazelton, S.L. Hill, H. Watanabe & S. Spieker
- A Tribute to Kathryn Barnard and Peter de Chateau, H. Fitzgerald
- The World in WAIMH, J. Sparrow
- Mental Health and the Global Agenda (excerpts), A. E. Becker & A. Kleinman
- The Australian Association for Infant Mental Health, Infants in Immigration Detention (2015)
- Washington Association for Infant Mental Health, N. Auerbach
- Bob Emde as a Plenary Speaker at 15th World Congress of WAIMH
- Diagnosing Infants and Young Children in the Emerging Field of Early Childhood Mental Health: A Controversial Topic, K. von Klitzing
- (Original article) Diagnosing Infants and Young Children in the Emerging Field of Early Childhood Mental Health: A Controversial Topic, K. von Klitzing
- News from the WAIMH Central Office, P. Kaukonen, K. Puura & M. Sorsa
- WAIMH Award nominations
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 23
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 22 No. 4 (Fall 2014)
Contents:
- President´s letter from Prague: Tel Aviv (Israel), M. Keren, S. Tyano & G. Abdallah
- Reflections About Coparenting, F.Frascarolo & N. Favez
- Winnicott Lecture, AAIMHI Conference, 2014, B. Warren
- From the Editors, D. Weatherston, H. Fitzgerald & M. Foley
- Celebrating WAIMH members´ contributions to infant mental health: News from Professor Tuula Tamminen
- Affiliates Council News, M. Foley & A. Huber
- The World in WAIMH
- A personal experience of the WAIMH Edinburgh Congress: Presenting a poster and being part of the WAIMH Interview Project, A. McLaughlin
- Perspectives: From the Field
- 15th World Congress 2016 in Prague
- News from the WAIMH Central Office: The Association is Growing, P. Kaukonen, K. Puura & M. Sorsa
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 22 No. 4
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 22 No. 2-3 (Summer 2014)
Contents:
- The Declaration of the Infant’s Rights as a Developmental Milestone In the History of the World Association for Infant Mental Health, M. Keren
- WAIMH 2014: Coming of Age, J. Barlow
- A Palestinian-Israeli WAIMH Conference? Impressions from the Edinburgh Conference, A. Berg
- What to do about the babies? Ten Questions for Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, J. Sparrow
- From the Editors, D. Weatherston, H. Fitzgerald & M. Foley
- A Call for Papers for the World in WAIMH
- “Los Momentos Magicos”: A Practical Model for Child Mental Health Professionals to Volunteer by Supporting Caregivers in Institutions in Developing Countries, A. Harrison
- Affiliates Council News, M. Foley & A. Huber
- Reflecting on the three decades of infant mental health efforts in Japan: through the journey of the FOUR WINDS to the birth of the Japanese Association for Infant Mental Health (JAIMH), H. Watanabe
- The 17th FOUR WINDS Congress in Koriyama,Fukushima, S.Kikuchi
- A New Column on Scientific Studies: Perspectives from Masters and Doctoral Students
- A New Resource: Understanding and Treating Young Families By Elizabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge & Diane A. Philipp., M. Keren
- News from the WAIMH Central Office: The 14th World Congress was a Success, P. Kaukonen, K. Puura & M. Sorsa
- In Japanese: The 17th FOUR WINDS Congress in Koriyama, Fukushima, S.Kikuchi
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 22 No. 2-3
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 21 No. 4 (Fall 2013)
Contents:
- Presidential Address: President’s Reflections, M. Keren
- From the Editors, D. Weatherston, H. Fitzgerald & M. Foley
- The World in WAIMH: A Reflective Space, J. Sparrow
- Finding a Place for Early Child Development in the Hierarchy of Needs (Excerpts), N. Kendall-Taylor & M. Baran
- WAIMH 14th World Congress
- Orphanage Improvement: An Important Part of the Child Protection Discussion, M. Lopez, A. Shabazian & K. Spencer
- Participating in an Infant, Child and Family Conference in Hiroshima, Japan, E. Tuters & K. Tuters
- Affiliates Corner: WAIMH Belgo-Luxembourgeoise Affiliate, Brussels, P. Gustin
- News from the WAIMH Central Office: 2014 WAIMH World Congress in Edinburgh, Scotland, P. Kaukonen, K. Puura & M. Sorsa
- A New Resource: Primera Infancia (Early Infancy), M. Hoffman
- Guidelines for Perspectives
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 21 No. 4
Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 21 No. 2 (June 2013)
Contents:
- Bruen S. An Experience of Reflective Practice – Finding a Reflective Space
- Weatherston D., Fitzgerald H. & Foley M. From the Editors: The World in WAIMH: A Reflective Space on Context, Culture and Community
- Keren M. President’s Page
- Tokita N. Guided by an inner link between Fukushima and Hiroshima: In the aftermath of the Great North-Eastern Earthquake in Japan
- WAIMH 14th World Congress: Babies -Their Contributions -Our Responsibilities
- Lyons-Ruth K. Reminiscenes of Daniel Stern: A Creative Intellectual Force
- St. John M.S., Thomas K., Norona, C.R. & Irving Harris Foundation Professional Development Network Tenets Working Group: Diversity-Informed Infant Mental Health Tenets: Together in the Struggle for Social Justice
- Dr. T Berry Brazelton Awarded Presidential Citizens Medal 2012
- Weatherston D. Book Review: “Nurturing Children and Families: Building on the Legacy of T. Berry Brazelton” by B. Lester and J Sparrow (Eds.)
- Moe V. NAIMH introduction
- Foley M. , Barlow J. & St-André M. Affiliates Corner: From the Affiliates
- WAIMH Affiliate Organizations 2013
- Info about IMHJ subscription
- Kaukonen P., Puura K. & Sorsa M. News from the WAIMH Central Office
Click here to download or read online: Perspectives in Infant Mental Health Vol. 21 No. 2