• Course overview



    Eligibility: This course is open to foster carers

    This training provides an introduction to attachment theory and its significance in infant development. Participants will learn about the impact of attachment experiences and trauma on brain development and child behaviour. The course covers different attachment styles and offers strategies for understanding and managing complex emotions and behaviours, such as control issues, pervasive shame, and extreme anger. The course will explore attachment theory and its significance, exploring the effects of trauma on development and different attachment styles. Participants will gain insights into understanding and responding to complex behaviours, managing family dynamics, and ensuring self-care for carers. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to support the emotional health of children in their care and improve their own well-being. By booking, you consent to your contact details being shared with the trainer for Zoom invitations. .

    Learning outcomes

    As a result of this course, you will have knowledge and skills in the following areas:

    • Gain an introduction to attachment theory and its significance in normal infant development.
    • Comprehend the influence of attachment experiences on brain development.
    • Recognise the impact of trauma on child development.
    • Understand different attachment styles.
    • Analyse and respond to complex emotions and behaviour’s, including the need to be in control, pervasive shame, and extreme anger.
    • Apply interventions to manage the family atmosphere effectively.
    • Recognise the effects of children's behaviour on parents and carers.
    • Develop strategies for looking after personal emotions and well-being.

    Charges

    This course is fully funded. When you sign up you'll be able to book your place for free.

    Please refer to our terms and conditions for more information.

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    Course activities to complete

    • Book and attend at least 1 event(s)
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