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Fact sheets

  • Communicating with your toddler or young child when you have a mental illness

    The COPMI national initiative
    A toddler or young child can pick up on even subtle changes in mood and behaviour when their parent is unwell. This fact sheet will help you to connect with your toddler or young child when you are unwell so they feel secure and nurtured.
  • Communicating with your baby when you have a mental illness

    The COPMI national initiative
    Babies can pick up even subtle changes in mood and behaviour when their parent is unwell. This fact sheet will help a parent with a mental illness to connect with their baby so that they feel secure and nurtured.
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Emerging Minds recognises and pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their ancestors and the Elders past, present and future from the different First Nations across this country.

We acknowledge the importance of connection to Land, culture, spirituality, ancestry, family and community for the wellbeing of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their families.

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