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Parents & Infants In Tune: Nourishing the Roots of Well-Being

  • The Center for Family Well-Being 5039 Connecticut Ave NW., #7 Washington, DC 20008 USA (map)
Two babies on a sheet surrounded by baby toys gaze at one other: One laying on back and the other on their tummy

This 6-week parent-infant group draws on pediatrician Emmi Pikler’s groundbreaking research on infant competence and care and focuses on attachment, attunement, caregiving, motor development, and parent support. In a calm and nourishing setting, parents slow down and “tune in” to their infants and themselves — delighting in infants’ natural development. As infants unfold within their caregivers’ consistent, warm, and secure presence, the roots of well-being grow for both infant and caregiver. Parents share experiences with one another and find support in this joyful and challenging time of parenting a new human!

This group is designed for a parent and their infant, from newborn to creeping (most will be 6 weeks - 6 months in age).

  • Facilitated by: Liz Hagerman, LGPC, BC-DMT

  • Dates*: Six Tuesdays starting Sept. 26. EXTENDED four additional Tuesdays: Nov. 14 and 28; Dec. 5 and 12 (10:45 a.m. - noon)

  • Time: Tuesday mornings 10:45 a.m. - noon

  • Place: The Center for Family Well-Being, 5039 Connecticut Ave. NW #7 Washington DC 20008

  • Details: This is a 4-week clinical group. For questions about the group or payment, please email amy@centerforfamilywellbeing.com or simply fill out the registration form below.

*Thanks for your interest in this group! We typically require at least four registered participants per group in order for it to run as scheduled. If we haven't met this minimum number of participants before a group begins, we may pause or push back the start date. We will always communicate any changes with registered participants. If you have any questions, please reach out to our Intake Care Coordinator Amy Murphy at amy@centerforfamilywellbeing.com.

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