Presented Dr Bronwyn Leigh.
About this topic: Perinatal anxiety is thought to be as prevalent as perinatal depression, yet has had far less press. This workshop will explore ways in which anxiety presents during the perinatal period (antenatal and/or postnatal). Assessment, diagnosis, formulation and treatment models will be discussed, with a focus on thinking about both parent and infant within an attachment frame. We will explore:
About the presenter: Dr Bronwyn Leigh is a clinical psychologist and Director, Perinatal Psychology, a private practice specialising in psychological services to parents, infants, couples and families during the perinatal period. She has contributed to research in the areas of maternal mood, prematurity and early parenting difficulties, and has been a national trainer in perinatal loss counselling. She is the founding member and current national convener of the Australian Psychological Society’s Perinatal and Infant Psychology Interest Group. She is experienced in the provision of clinical supervision, training and consultancy and has published in academic journals, presented at conferences and provided media interviews. Bronwyn co-authored Towards Parenthood: Preparing for the Changes and Challenges of a New Baby (ACER Press, 2009) a self-help guidebook for parents during pregnancy and in the first year after having a baby.
Registration (closes 5pm Monday 22nd Feb): http://www.trybooking.com/KBVK