How Does Video Interaction Guidance Contribute to Infant and Parental Mental Health and Well-Being?

Research in Practice
Tuesday, May 29, 2018

Video interaction guidance (VIG) uses video to help parents become more attuned and responsive to their child's communication.

Video interaction guidance helps demonstrate successful relationships to parents. Picture: David Pereiras/Adobe Stock
Video interaction guidance helps demonstrate successful relationships to parents. Picture: David Pereiras/Adobe Stock

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