Practitioners need to understand how young children's brains are shaped by their early experiences and how they can respond to and support children who have experienced trauma. This training provides an overview of the impact of trauma, looking at traumas of omission (infants missing out on sufficient relational experiences) and traumas of commission (infants experiencing trauma such as separation, violence etc.). Without intervention, these can adversely affect the infant’s emotional, cognitive, and social development and long term physical and mental health so it provides practical ways in which you can respond to help and support the young children in your care.
- Traumas of Omission and Commission
- Conversational turns: key for language development and learning.
- Caring comforting interactions.
- Interactions that establish self-esteem.
- Affect attunement.
- Interactions that establish calm.
- Social joy and optimal activation of the brain’s PLAY and SEEKING systems.
- Mental state talk.
- Key relational skills.
Who it is for:
All Early Years professionals, no previous training required.
Cost:
Live training £995, Webinars £349 whole settings (2 month’s access), £60 individual views (1 month’s access)
Qualification Received:
CPD Certificate of Attendance can be issued on request.
COURSE STRUCTURE:
This training can be delivered as 2 x 2hr live online training sessions either morning, afternoon or twilight, or as 3 x webinars to view at your convenience.
Online sessions are live and interactive, so delegates should have a camera and microphone on their device to get maximum value from the training.
"The content was thought provoking for both work and life in general. It was great to find out more of the neuro science behind childhood development and also to discover the repair possibilities! A fantastic array of reading and links to resources where given. In a nut shell wow. I hope more people get the chance to learn this useful information." Billy Trenerry Programme co-ordinator Real Ideas
