Developments Towards Greater Social-Emotional Support Before and After Birth

• By: Evelyn Blanck, LCSW New York Center for Child Development Meg Baier, LMSW Andrew Cleek, PsyD NYU McSilver Institute
• April 16th, 2025
• developmental disorder, early childhood, early intervention, evidence-based training, maternal mental health, mental health, parent-child relationship, perinatal mental health, Spring 2025 Issue
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A robust body of interdisciplinary research has converged to show that healthy social-emotional development in pregnancy and the first five years sets the foundation for children’s long-term physical and mental health. When problems emerge, it is easier and far more effective to address them when...