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Loving Them is Not Enough: What Every Parent Should Know

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Description: Presenter: Crystal Krueger, LMFT, CCTS-F Families with adoptive and foster children sometimes struggle to understand and support the children because these children react differently than biological children and the problem behaviors they exhibit do not fit the experience of the fostering or adopting parents. Many children that desperately need to experience safety, connection, and strong cohesive relationships struggle with behaviors that make those things difficult to achieve. Many have experienced significant trauma prior to their current foster placement that has created adaptive behaviors that were protective in nature in the child’s past but that are now seen as intentionally provocative and willful behaviors.This training will help participants understand why many of these children may view and react to people and events in ways that may seem unusual, exaggerated, or irrational. Recent advances in developmental science are revealing how significant adversity in childhood alters both the way the genome is expressed and the developing brain is wired and this training is designed to help the participant not only understand the function of the problematic behaviors, but how to begin helping the child and the parents achieve the connection that will help the child heal.Learning Objectives:1. Define and recognize the various causes of trauma2. Explain the basic neurobiology of trauma3. Identify the Levels of Safety4. Understand the function of problematic behaviors5. Identify Negative Belief Systems and ways to increase attachment and connection6. Establish key resiliency factors7. Differentiate toxic environment types8. Recognize the link between environment, interactions, and stress9. Identify the Neurosequential model and various connecting strategies10. Implement connecting strategies to manage behavior This course is not available for NBCC credit.<b
Category: Health & Fitness > Mental Health > Mental Health
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Price: 64.99
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