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Birdie’s Tree – disaster recovery resources for infants and young children

 Dr. Michael Bomar  March 4, 2025  Leave a Comment on Birdie’s Tree – disaster recovery resources for infants and young children  Posted in Seen Them
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After the Queensland floods in 2011, the Queensland Centre for Perinatal and Infant Mental Health identified a need for resources …

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Author: Dr. Michael Bomar
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