Raising awareness of suicide by starting the conversation
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Introduction to DDP PACE
Course overview:
PACE is an approach developed by Dr Dan Hughes and a key part of the Dyadic Development Psychotherapy, Parenting and Practice Model (DDP). PACE stands for Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy.
PACE is not a strategy or a tool, rather it is a way of being that can help children who have been traumatised in past relationships start to feel safe and build deeper emotional connections with the adults around them.
Introduction to DDP PACE
Course overview:
PACE is an approach developed by Dr Dan Hughes and a key part of the Dyadic Development Psychotherapy, Parenting and Practice Model (DDP). PACE stands for Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy.
PACE is not a strategy or a tool, rather it is a way of being that can help children who have been traumatised in past relationships start to feel safe and build deeper emotional connections with the adults around them.
Introduction to DDP PACE training – creating safety and security and building emotional engagement with children.
Aims and objectives:
PACE is an approach developed by Dr Dan Hughes and a key part of the Dyadic Development Psychotherapy, Parenting and Practice Model (DDP). PACE stands for Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy.
PACE is not a strategy or a tool, rather it is a way of being that can help children who have been traumatised in past relationships start to feel safe and build deeper emotional connections with the adults around them.
Empowering Language in Foster Care: Navigating Verbal Abuse and Systemic Therapy Solutions
About this webinar:
Jessica Bondy is the founder of the new charity ‘Words Matter’ which is campaigning for proper recognition of childhood verbal abuse. She will be speaking about why she set up the charity, her personal experience of verbal abuse, and the research Word’s matter has conducted and is now using to evidence the need for change.
Let’s build children up, not knock them down. Words matter.
Parent and Child Together
Aims and objectives:
- To provide a good understanding of the background legislation, principles and procedures involved in this type of fostering.
- To examine the impact of parent and child placements on fostering households
- To consider knowledge and skills needed to assess parenting in this setting
- To identity service and personal action plans to support best practice.
Booking details:
Member rate £110 plus VAT
Non-member rate £149 plus VAT
Fostering Panel - England
The Fostering Services (England) Regulations 2011 specify that all fostering services must have a fostering panel. It is considered good practice that panel members receive training to ensure that they have a clear understanding of what their responsibilities are.
Reframing Allegations and Safer Caring
Aims and objectives:
- To ensure the child’s voice is heard when allegations are made
- To provide participants with a clear understanding of why allegations happen and the processes to be followed
- To illuminate positive practice methods around safer caring
- To highlight the importance of self-care for foster care
Booking details:
Member rate £110 plus VAT
Non-member rate £149 plus VAT
