Attachment theory interventions for children

• [DOCX File]Speech and language therapists working with children and ...

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  Lowenstein, L. (2006). Creative Interventions for Bereaved Children. Toronto: Champion Press. Lowenstein, L. (2006). Creative Interventions for Children of Divorce. Toronto: Champion Press. McCarthy, G. (1998). Attachment Representations and Representations of the Self in Relation to Others: A Study of Preschool Children in Inner-City London.

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• Treatment | Trauma-Informed Therapist |Attachment and Trauma …

  Consistent with interventions based on attachment theory, there is an emphasis on the use of parallel process to understand and promote positive change in parents’ working models of attachment. That is, there is an emphasis on providing parents with the type of experiences we want them to be able to provide for their children.

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• [DOC File]Creative Interventions for Children, Youth, and Families

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  Lowenstein, L. (2006). Creative Interventions for Bereaved Children. Toronto: Champion Press. Lowenstein, L. (2006). Creative Interventions for Children of Divorce. Toronto: Champion Press. McCarthy, G. (1998). Attachment Representations and Representations of the Self in Relation to Others: A Study of Preschool Children in Inner-City London.

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• [DOC File]An Introduction to Developmental Attachment Theory and ...

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  Attachment Theory and Attachment-based Interventions. Dr David Howe, Emeritus Professor of Social Work. University of East Anglia (Chair – Paul Dyson, Independent Social Worker) Attachment theory focuses on the bond formed between a child and its primary caregiver, and on the way in which this influences the emotional development of the child.

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• [DOC File]Creative Interventions to Engage - Liana Lowenstein

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  A second common situation is when ideas in a wider setting are transferred to specialized settings such as work with children. This particular perspective and its wider theory then become more important in what the social worker does in this setting than it is in general social work such as attachment theory in work with children.

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• [DOCX File]University of Iowa

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  Adult Attachment Theory and Affective Reactivity and Regulation ... and discuss the implications of understanding the affective bases of attachment for clinical interventions. ... thoughts, feelings, and behavior and to shape the nature of affect regulation attempts in subsequent situations. Thus, children learn what to expect from attachment ...

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• [DOC File]Attachment Theory and Emotional Reactivity and Regulation

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  Several children in family. Interventions can assist insensitive caregivers in becoming sensitive to their infants. Characteristic of infants that promote attachment: “kewpie doll” appearance. Rooting, sucking, grasping reflexes. Smiling. Cooing, babbling. Crying (communicating distress) Synchronous movement, responsiveness to social overtures

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• [DOC File]What Is Attachment

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  Attachment theory is a theory of protection, behaviour, emotional regulation and personality development in the context of close relationships. The quality and character of these close relationships is believed to have a profound bearing on children’s long term social and emotional competence, well-being and psychosocial development.

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• [DOC File]Making Research Count (University of York)

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  Speech and language therapists working with children and young people with social, emotional and mental health needs: skills specification ... Modify a range of therapy programmes and interventions eg adapting narrative skills, training and teaching emotional literacy skills. ... Attachment, theory of mind, developmental trauma, resilience and ...

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