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Hi there,


From October I need to observe a baby for one hour a week as part of my Child Psychotherapy MA.


The baby needs to be as close to birth as possible and younger than a month old.


The baby needs to be oberved for a minimum of 40 weeks per year for two years from birth to two years old. I would like to arrange a regular time, one hour per week to observe mum and baby together. The focus of this part of my course is to observe the development of parent - infant interaction over time. On occasions it would be required to see how the baby interacts with other important people, like Dad or siblings.


A little about me: My name is Sarah, I am 25 years old and currently studying part time for an MA Integrative Child Psychotherapy at IATE (http://www.artspsychotherapy.org/artschild-psychotherapy/child-therapy/87).

I have a background in Fine Art and work part time in a local school 1:1 with special needs children. I have several CRB checks the most recent being September 2012 which I am more than happy to share with any family that may be willing to invite me into their home.


If you are interested or would like further information please dont hesitate to message me.


Look forward to hearing from you

Sarah

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