Three part training
This three part training is aimed at staff in schools who would like to gain an understanding into attachment in children, including:
- Knowledge of the different attachment styles and why they may develop
- Understanding how to identify an attachment need in the classroom
- Start to recognise the behaviour of children with an insecure attachment
- Learning strategies to support children with an attachment need
- Receiving resources to implement strategies back in school
Part 1 will cover:
- What is attachment?
- Identifying the different attachment needs
- The attachment Framework
- What does attachment look like in the classroom?
Part 2 will cover:
- Behaviour as Communication
- Strategies for supporting children with insecure attachment
- Facilitating the optimal classroom environment
Part 3 will look at:
- Case Study
- How to put a Team Around a Child in School – considerations
OBJECTIVES & OUTCOMES
Participants will:
- Have a greater understanding of the different attachment styles, how they may develop and how they might present in the classroom
- Feel more confident to identify an attachment need in a child
- Have a greater understanding of the behaviour of children with an insecure attachment
- Learn strategies to support children with an attachment need in the classroom
- Receive resources to support them to implement strategies back in school
- Understand how to put a Team Around the Child
Please note this is a 3 part training and participants must attend all sessions.
This course is provided by the Schools Counselling Partnership (SCP) and delivered by the CEO, Toni Medcalf, who is an Integrative Psychotherapist.
Fee: £150 including a pack of resources to use in school
Feedback from previous attendees: 100% would recommend the training to others and the average score for the training out of 10 was 9.7
“Extremely insightful! I thoroughly enjoyed exploring reasons behind different ‘behaviours’ within both the classroom and reflecting across a whole school”
“Fantastic – should be compulsory for all schools to be trained and to implement strategies”
“Excellent balance of theory / research and practical applications. Very excited to be given a box of strategies!”
“I have found this training really interesting and beneficial – especially thinking about why children may behave the way they do (different attachment styles) and strategies that we can use in our setting to help children overcome problems”