• Understand how trauma impacts on the developing brain leading to behaviours that challenge.
• Become an expert in the use of PACE (play, acceptance, curiosity and empathy) and other relevant DDP interventions.
• Develop the art of mental state talk, attachment play and relational repair.
• Help children find words for feelings so they can speak about their pain rather than ‘behave’ it.

• Make the shift from stress-inducing to stress-reducing interactions with your child.
• Know how to engage effectively in therapeutic conversations.
• Learn how to establish boundaries in a respectful non-shaming way.
• Recognise when you’ve been triggered and what to do about it.
• Learn how to be and ‘the words to say it’ in the difficult times.

Who it is for:

Cost:

Note: couples deliver a joint presentation for their assessment and receive joint certification.

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COURSE STRUCTURE: 

The sessions are live, online and interactive, so delegates are required to have a camera and microphone on their device and delegates are expected to have their cameras on for the duration of the training. The delivery of content is intensive and in order to complete the course and take the assessment 100% attendance is required on all days. 

• 5 training days (9.30am-2.30pm)
• 1 assessment day

To complete the course assessment delegates must demonstrate relational skills with peers and staff throughout the training and give a short PowerPoint presentation on Day 6 evidencing effective relational work. Please note: the training can be attended without assessment and the award.