PACE Workshop
This training course is designed to provide an understanding of the impact that developmental trauma can have on a child and provides suggestions on how to care for them.
Last Chance to Book: Trauma Informed Care (30th September) – Book Your Space Now
This training course is designed to provide an understanding of the impact that developmental trauma can have on a child and provides suggestions on how to care for them.
This training course provides information on what life story work is and why it is important for care experienced children and young people. It highlights the differences between formal and informal approaches to life story work and how to use them effectively to support identity and healing.
This training course is designed to provide wider awareness of attachment theory and its importance in relation to children and young people. The course focuses on behaviour associated with attachment issues and brain development. It explores how structure and security can encourage and develop children and young people.
This training course is designed to provide an understanding of developmental trauma, its impact on children and what life long effects it can have. It will explore why traditional parenting techniques may not be helpful and recommend other parenting strategies, such as PACE, to help children recover. The course will also cover the impact that caring for a child with developmental trauma can have on the carers which can lead to them developing blocked care and identify ways to manage this.
This training course is designed to provide an understanding of the impact that developmental trauma can have on a child and provides suggestions on how to care for them.