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This legally inaccurate advice creates anxieties and fear, feelings which then impact on how well the carers perform during the communication phase of these incidents.
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The vast majority of children who behave this way learn to control their fears with the right kind of therapeutic parenting – and to move forward into a more settled way of life. The Therapeutic Parenting Podcast welcomes parents, children and supporting professionals to this first edition. The Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma’s November 2021 conference attracted parents and professionals from around the country. If this still doesn’t apply to your child therapeutic parenting techniques can still help parents and children who are struggling with certain issues.
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It was an emotional day. Well, it would be wouldn’t it because so much to do with fostering and adopting children from trauma involves raw emotion. This edition also features an interview with the NATP’s Glynis Hough who has many years of successful fostering experience but who recently experienced great anguish when her foster daughter left the family for good. The Scared Gang helps children recognise their own survival patterns through the characters, each representing a different pattern, they tell children how they can self-regulate through the use of food and sensory-based activities. First meetings and moving your adoptive child in to join your family can be among the most important in helping a child, especially a traumatised one, settle well. Meet Sarah Naish, CEO and Founder of the Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma and the author of best selling books on Therapeutic Parenting.
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But she advises learning to differentiate between what is normal childhood curiousity and what is clearly entirely improper knowledge. Fi Newood, foster-adopt mum, psychotherapist, author and trainer. Why do we parent therapeutically? I have been working in childcare for around 20 years and have lots of experience in different settings with children with various needs. I have experience of using therapeutic strategies when looking after children that have experienced trauma and have completed several training courses to add to my skills and knowledge.I recently had a Facebook Live conversation with Sarah Naish to talk about our work together and how schools can better interface with and learn about trauma, adverse childhood experiences and therapeutic parenting.
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