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Program Information

Title: Attachment Theory: Applications to Mental Health Services for Young Children and Families

Description: Professionals are noting an increase in the number of very young children who exhibit problems such as low frustration tolerance, emotional reactivity, and verbal and physical aggression. An understanding of attachment theory and research can be invaluable in working with these children and their parents or caregivers. This presentation will provide an overview of infant-caregiver attachment and its origin in sensitive care, as well as the various kinds of insecure attachment and related behavioral difficulties. It will explore practical tools, strategies, and interventions for integrating an understanding of attachment issues into working with very young children and their families.

CASCE#: 31414

Audience: Psychologists, social workers, service coordinators, counselors, educators, child care specialists, and early interventionists who work with children under age 6

Disciplines: Mental Health

Format: workshop

Objectives: 1. Describe the features and benefits of secure attachment and parenting behaviors that promote such attachment.

2. Implement clinical strategies for assessing parent-child interaction and adult attachment history.

3. Integrate attachment issues into treatment goals and planned interventions.

4. List three categories of insecure attachment, related developmental difficulties, and the parenting behaviors associated with each.

Program Times

Date/Time:
9/30/2010 9:00 AM - 9/30/2010 4:30 PM

Location

Organization: Hope Community Church

Address: 821 Buck Jones Rd

City: Raleigh

Map: Show Me!

Credits

0.6 CEU 0.6 CEU

6 Contact Hours (category A) CE for NC Psychologists 6.0 Category A Contact Hours for Psychologist

6 Contact Hours 6.0 Contact Hours

6 NC Infant-Toddler Certificate: Child Development Application has been made for NC Infant-Toddler Certificate credit.

6 NBCC Application has been made to NBCC for course approval.

Faculty

Betty Rintoul, PhD - Attachment Theory: Applications to Mental Health Services for Young Children and Families

Program Fees

$90.00 Registration Fee, $105.00 after 9/23/2010

Cancellation Fee

$30.00 Cancellation Fee. No refunds or vouchers will be issued unless we are notified by 5pm Monday, September 27, 2010.

Please note: If you register two business days prior, your registration will be processed at the door on the day of the program.

For more information, please call Wake AHEC at (919) 350-8547 or (866) 341-1814.

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Program Information
Title:	Attachment Theory: Applications to Mental Health Services for Young Children and Families
Description:	Professionals are noting an increase in the number of very young children who exhibit problems such as low frustration tolerance, emotional reactivity, and verbal and physical aggression. An understanding of attachment theory and research can be invaluable in working with these children and their parents or caregivers. This presentation will provide an overview of infant-caregiver attachment and its origin in sensitive care, as well as the various kinds of insecure attachment and related behavioral difficulties. It will explore practical tools, strategies, and interventions for integrating an understanding of attachment issues into working with very young children and their families.
CASCE#:	31414
Audience:	Psychologists, social workers, service coordinators, counselors, educators, child care specialists, and early interventionists who work with children under age 6
Disciplines:	Mental Health
Format:	workshop
Objectives:	1. Describe the features and benefits of secure attachment and parenting behaviors that promote such attachment.
	2. Implement clinical strategies for assessing parent-child interaction and adult attachment history.
	3. Integrate attachment issues into treatment goals and planned interventions.
	4. List three categories of insecure attachment, related developmental difficulties, and the parenting behaviors associated with each.
Program Times
Date/Time:	9/30/2010 9:00 AM - 9/30/2010 4:30 PM
Location
Organization:	Hope Community Church
Address:	821 Buck Jones Rd
City:	Raleigh
Map:	Show Me!
Credits
	0.6 CEU 0.6 CEU
	6 Contact Hours (category A) CE for NC Psychologists 6.0 Category A Contact Hours for Psychologist
	6 Contact Hours 6.0 Contact Hours
	6 NC Infant-Toddler Certificate: Child Development Application has been made for NC Infant-Toddler Certificate credit.
	6 NBCC Application has been made to NBCC for course approval.
Faculty
	Betty Rintoul, PhD - Attachment Theory: Applications to Mental Health Services for Young Children and Families
Program Fees
	$90.00 Registration Fee, $105.00 after 9/23/2010
Cancellation Fee
	$30.00 Cancellation Fee. No refunds or vouchers will be issued unless we are notified by 5pm Monday, September 27, 2010.
Please note: If you register two business days prior, your registration will be processed at the door on the day of the program.
	For more information, please call Wake AHEC at (919) 350-8547 or (866) 341-1814. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view and print the brochure. If the Acrobat Reader is not installed on your computer, click this link to download it.