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Attachment is formed shortly after birth, potentially as a survival mechanism, by a baby. This is not always positive. Some pupils in your school may have difficult attachments with their primary caregivers due to negative experiences, and this can impact that individual's understanding of what relationships look like.
There are different types of insecure attachment styles, each with different techniques of supporting a child with attachment difficulties. Some support techniques include:
Offering a comfort object
Giving them class responsibilities
Plans and calendars
Reassurance
Our inclusive Attachment course will empower all staff working in primary, secondary and SEND settings to develop the skills to support children with Attachment difficulties.
This training will cover practical advice and guidance from industry expert trainers who have previously advised Local Authorities nationwide. You will explore proven strategies, learn how to recognise the signs and symptoms of attachment, and discuss various risk-factors such as how trauma and neglect can affect the condition.
If you're interested in taking our Attachment course, get in touch using the button below!
Enjoy your week, and keep an eye out for our next issue of 'Learn with Lee'. Next up - Behaviour that Challenges.
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