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The A-Z of Therapeutic Parenting: Strategies and Solutions

She understands this problem in depth both as a professional and because she was once a runner herself.As she tells us, such problems can seriously interfere with how children attach to their parents and they can occur with older teenagers as well as the very young. Join the National Association of Therapeutic Parents and become part of a supportive community dedicated to empowering parents of children who have experienced adverse childhood experiences or whose children present with neurodivergent characteristics.

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Glynis explains in detail why your traumatised child’s ability to trust adults – profoundly undermined by their early life experiences – makes them question their own sense of self-worth. In this episode, Sarah Dillon tells us why traumatized children run away or abscond from loving and caring foster and adoptive families. There are many types of therapeutic parenting,’ says Dr Dan Hughes, a US-based clinician specialising in children with emotional and behavioural problems. Hughes developed Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP). if I had not had the correct training myself, I don’t know how I would’ve got my children safely to adulthood with our relationship intact.” New content is added every month but let us know if there are any additional topics you would like us to coverSeeing things from the child’s perspective is so critical – seeking to understand their perspective is such an important first step for the teachers and the staff. Or the one that seemed to know exactly what was going on everywhere else but was paying no attention at all to the lesson? Dyadic Developmental Practice Network – big words, but it is a theory based on PACE (Playful, Accepting, Curiosity and Empathy)

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In this episode, senior teacher and adoptive mother Sami Byrne – who’s also a Therapeutic Lead for the National Association of Therapeutic Parents (NATP) – helps us understand what they are going through. A key element to success not just for abuse survivors but also for their foster and adoptive parents is essential self care. And during the Conference Day there was plenty of help and advice available on this theme. You can hear more about it from volunteer Lindsay Bodman and Emma Edwards, Director of the Haven Parenting and Wellbeing Centre on this episode. Becoming a mum means you lose so much of yourself, your life, your career. We spoke with 12 mums to discover what they gained... She tells us how other mums distanced themselves from her family because of her adopted children’s difficult behaviour. Sarah became increasingly isolated and desperate for empathetic listeners willing to simply listen to her troubles. The Scared Gang– box set to read with children, written by Éadaoin Bhreathnach, Occupational Therapist and Attachment Counsellor.

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I’ve been working in fostering since 2013 and over that time and have acquired a keen interest in therapeutic parenting and supporting foster parents to deliver this within their care of children and young people. The Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma’s November 2021 conference focused on a huge variety of issues that challenge parents and social workers nationwide. She was rejecting, rude, defensive, angry and aggressive. The reality was that she was also avoidant, not wanting to ask for or accept help, as well as ambivalent, in that she did not expect me to meet her needs. To me, she was Rosie, and we just took each day, or hour, as it came.