Infant Observation - Looking for an interested family

By LizzieTB
June 16, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LizzieTB

Posted June 16, 2021

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Posted June 16, 2021

Dear East Dulwich Forum members,

I am a child and adolescent psychiatrist living and working in South East London. I am currently taking part in an infant observation course through the Tavistock which involves getting to know a family with a young baby to learn about early child development and attachment. Ideally I'm looking for a family that are due to have their baby in the next month or 2. If anyone is interested please get in touch via email ([email protected])and I'd love to share a bit more information about it and answer any questions you might have.

Thanks so much for considering,

Lizzie

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