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£220.00

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Course details:

The aims of the course are to:

• How to draw confidently on attachment and child development theory in reports and court work.
• Assessing cognitive, social and emotional development of children within their environmental context.
• How you can provide information about a parent's sensitivity, availability and attunement, without necessarily using the word 'attachment'.
• Ways to observe and ask questions to use these principles to understand parent-child relationships and behaviour that may be concerning or indicate risk.
• Applying attachment concepts such as the 'secure base', 'safe haven', mentalization and emotion regulation in different scenarios, including when working with children in care or adoption, parents with histories of trauma, and the role of your own attachment pattern in your practice.

Entry requirements:

This course is suitable for social care (and related fields) practitioners and managers.

Employability:

This course will provide attendees with the opportunity to learn about child development and attachment and to take this into account within their assessments of need and risk.

Location : 

The Curve (T2.02)