Relationships and the brain: helping children and young people build resilience
When
05/12/2019 09:30
Where
Glasgow
Type
Training
Category
About this event
This workshop will focus on how the relationships that practitioners and carers build with children and young people, in good and challenging times, mould developing brains and can trigger positive changes to help build resilience.
Key learning:
- How our understanding of the brain should inform the way we view relationships
- The impact of trauma on relationships
- How to work with children and young people who have difficulties in forming relationships.
Facilitator Bio
Jan is an experienced and knowledgeable trainer. She is an BACP Accredited Adult Psychotherapist, a Play and Creative Arts Therapist, an EMDR Practitioner, NLP Practitioner and qualified Personal and Corporate Coach. Jan has also completed a Certificate in Traumatic Stress with the Trauma Centre at Bessel van der Kolk’s Justice Resource Institute, Brookline. Jan also completed the Mindfulness Association Level 2 Certificate of Readiness to Teach their Mindfulness Based Living Course (MBLC).
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