Welcome to the Brazelton Centre
The Brazelton Centre is a charity whose primary goals are to promote an understanding of infant development through fostering strong infant-parent relationships by focusing attention on the infant’s behavioural abilities, and the important role their babies play in cementing healthy infant-parent relationships.
The Brazelton approach is recommended in the:
- Child Health Promotion Programme, 2008, now the Healthy Child Programme, 2009 by the Department of Health, UK
- Welsh Assembly in their Flying Start programme
- Scottish Government Heads Up programme
- And supports recommendations in the NICE Guidelines, Maternity Matters, Skills for Health – Midwifery competencies
Training programmes are:
The NBAS scale is used for infant assessment and research, and as an intervention with parents. It provides detailed information about the individual infant’s self-regulatory abilities and how the infant manages crying, sleep, alert states, and feeding.
The NBO is a relationship-building tool between practitioner and parent, that supports the developing parent-infant relationship, and provides an introduction to their infant’s behaviour.
Both the NBAS and NBO have proved to be valuable ways of sensitising both parents and practitioners to the extraordinary behavioural capabilities of the infant. They show the individuality of the newborn and the infant's powerful impact on the establishment of the infant-parent relationship.
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NEWS
NBO
24th and 25th May 2012 held at The Royal Society of Medicine, London
For more information and
Registration Form
NBAS
24th and 25th November 2011 - training, Cambridge
Registration Form
5th and 6th March 2012 - training, Cambridge
Registration Form
Other
On sale now: DVD More Than Words Can Say
Coming soon: DVD 'The First Relationship'
Please note:
Trainees undertaking the NBO training, having already trained in the NBAS, will be charged a reduced training fee of £150.
Trainees who have done the NBO training and would now like to train in the NBAS, will be charged a reduced fee of £450.
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