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Oxford Parent Infant Project (OXPIP)

Impact Report 2024/25

OXPIP provides specialist parent-infant psychotherapy to families from conception to age two. Their 2024/25 impact report shows 83% of parents improving in mental health measures after therapy, with both anxiety and parent-infant relationship quality showing statistically significant gains. OXPIP also trains practitioners nationally and was commissioned by the NSPCC to develop clinical content for the Baby Steps programme.

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Specialist parent-infant psychotherapy, short CPD courses, antenatal webinars, professional training seminars, NSPCC Baby Steps video consultancy Custom geography from upload: South East England

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 275 referrals received in 2024/25
Key Metric 2 83% of parents showed improved mental health post-therapy (PHQ-9/GAD-7)
Key Metric 3 97%+ satisfaction rate with short training courses

Key Outcomes

  • Parental anxiety and depression decrease significantly post-therapy (p>.001); parent-infant relationships improve significantly
  • Improved reach to parents of non-British and non-white ethnic heritages in 2024/25
  • NSPCC commissioned OXPIP to develop 6 clinical training videos for Baby Steps programme

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