Dr. Malie Coyne is a Clinical Psychologist and N.U.I.G. Lecturer who sits on the Board of Directors as Mental Health Lead for the A Lust for Life charity. Malie specializes in working with children and families, and has been working as a Clinical Psychologist in a Galway-based Child and Family Primary Care Psychology Service since 2009, before which she worked in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. In consultation with the Irish Association for Infant Mental Health, Malie is leading the advancement of infant mental health awareness and clinical practice in Galway, by ensuring its inclusion in the Galway City Early Years Health and Wellbeing Plan (2016-2020). She is very passionate about promoting wellbeing and increasing awareness of mental health is-sues, which she achieves through her writing, her TV and radio contributions, public speaking and advocacy work.

‘We live in an age of anxiety. This book offers practical and evidence-based strategies to help parents navigate this new world. It is written by a parent for parents. Love In, Love Out: A Compassionate Approach to Parenting Your Anxious Child, combines the best of psychological science with heartfelt and practical advice for parents who want to raise resilient children ready for the world.This is one of those books to keep by the bedside, it’s a go-to resource, a beacon of light and inspiration when the going gets tough as a parent in these anxious times we live in.’

Dr. Malie Coyne is a Clinical Psychologist and N.U.I.G. Lecturer who sits on the Board of Directors as Mental Health Lead for the A Lust for Life charity. Malie specializes in working with children and families, and has been working as a Clinical Psychologist in a Galway-based Child and Family Primary Care Psychology Service since 2009, before which she worked in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. In consultation with the Irish Association for Infant Mental Health, Malie is leading the advancement of infant mental health awareness and clinical practice in Galway, by ensuring its inclusion in the Galway City Early Years Health and Wellbeing Plan (2016-2020). She is very passionate about promoting wellbeing and increasing awareness of mental health is-sues, which she achieves through her writing, her TV and radio contributions, public speaking and advocacy work.

‘We live in an age of anxiety. This book offers practical and evidence-based strategies to help parents navigate this new world. It is written by a parent for parents. Love In, Love Out: A Compassionate Approach to Parenting Your Anxious Child, combines the best of psychological science with heartfelt and practical advice for parents who want to raise resilient children ready for the world.This is one of those books to keep by the bedside, it’s a go-to resource, a beacon of light and inspiration when the going gets tough as a parent in these anxious times we live in.’