Integrating Complexity and Infant Mental Health for Comprehensive Community Change

A. Pinto
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Efforts emerging throughout the United States and at the federal scale suggest that there is a readiness for new perspectives on mental health and community change. Complexity and infant mental health have been developing as fresh orientations within the fields of systems theory and mental health, respectively. Through Sarasota Community Studio, residents of the CentralCocoanut neighborhood in Florida are now combining the key principles of complexity and infant mental health and applying them to place-based efforts to develop a new model for transformative change and well-being. This paper highlights features of the current U.S. policy landscape that signal a readiness to address community transformation, identifies key principles of complexity and infant mental health that make these orientations especially relevant to transformation, presents Central-Cocoanut as a community case example of efforts to apply complexity and infant mental health, and begins to explore the implications of a new model for transformation that is emerging at the neighborhood scale.
综合社区变化的复杂性与婴儿心理健康
美国各地和联邦一级正在开展的工作表明,人们已经准备好从新的角度看待精神健康和社区变革。复杂性和婴儿心理健康已分别在系统理论和心理健康领域发展成为新的方向。通过萨拉索塔社区工作室,佛罗里达州centralcoanut社区的居民现在正在将复杂性和婴儿心理健康的关键原则结合起来,并将其应用于基于地点的努力,以开发一种新的模式,以实现变革和福祉。本文强调了当前美国政策格局的特征,这些特征表明美国已经准备好应对社区转型,确定了复杂性和婴儿心理健康的关键原则,这些原则使这些方向与转型特别相关,将Central-Cocoanut作为努力应用复杂性和婴儿心理健康的社区案例,并开始探索一种新的转型模式的含义,这种模式正在社区规模上出现。
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