Maria Pozzi Monzo Knihy

Focusing on the application of mindfulness in therapy, this book addresses key issues faced by parents and babies, including feeding, crying, sleeping, and relationship dynamics. It explores developmental challenges that impact family life, providing insights applicable in both clinical settings and home environments. The innovative approach aims to enhance the therapeutic experience for families by integrating mindfulness techniques into everyday interactions.

The book features dialogues with psychotherapists and child psychiatrists across various age groups, highlighting their personal and professional experiences. Each contributor brings a unique perspective shaped by their long-standing practice of Buddhism or other meditation forms, offering insights into the intersection of mental health and mindfulness.

This book has emerged from the authors' excitement about the proliferation of parent-infant psychotherapy work around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Europe, South Africa and the United States. It shows how the therapy connects with the culture of the family inspired by the wider community.