BrightPIP urgent response to the pandemic
We are doing all we can to support vulnerable babies and their families during this period of Covid-19.
Most of our services have transitioned online and to telephone-based support.
Please get in touch (via the contact us form or by calling 07971519821) to find out how we can reach out if you are a parent/parent-to-be or would like to refer a family to us.
Click here find out about more about the BrightPIP Response to Covid 19 and post Covid recovery.
Brighton Parent Infant Psychological Therapy
Changing the future, one baby at a time… Having a baby is supposed to be one of the happiest and most rewarding experiences of your life. The reality is often quite different. Expecting or caring for a baby can stir up powerful emotions such as anxiety, depression, anger and even hostility. Experiencing these emotions, in addition to sleep deprivation, may leave you struggling to cope or finding it hard to respond to your infant’s needs. When such extreme emotions persist over time, you know that you are not just “having a bad day” – it is okay to ask for help.
Brighton PIP is a charity (Registered Charity Number 1177084) offering intensive support to expectant parents and those with newborn babies up until the age of three. Through individual therapy or group sessions, we help parents fulfil their child’s needs by understanding the world through their eyes and by tuning into the signals they send out. Our work strengthens the parent-infant relationship, helping to form a loving bond which is crucial for a child’s future well-being.
Support for Parents
Are you struggling to cope?
When your baby cries, he has no idea whether he is wet, tired or hungry. He just knows that something is wrong and wants you to soothe his feelings. A baby whose basic needs are met learns that the world is a safe place.
SUPPORT FOR PARENTS
Support for Health Professionals
Making a referral
As a GP, Health Visitor or Midwife, you may have concerns over a highly anxious, depressed or withdrawn parent. Alternatively, problems may become apparent when a child’s expected milestone is not reached.
HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
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