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Janene M. Donarski – Clinical Strategies to form Secure Connections
ARMB and SMSTRATEGY TO HELP YOUTH WHO ARE TRAUMA- AND LOSS SUSPECTED
- Attachment
- Reaction
- Meaning
- Bonding
- Support
HOW S and ARMB CAN HELP CHILDREN & YOUTH DEVELOP?
- Trust
- Self-Regulating
- Bonding (interpersonal connection)
- Resilience
- Post-Traumatic growth
ATTACHMENT – HEALTHY vs UNHEALTHY
- What is attachment?
- What is the relationship between attachment and emotional development?
- Secure Attachment
- Disrupted attachment
- Loss and trauma
- Abandonment
- Techniques that empower caregivers to Establish the conditions for attachment and attunement
- Interactive attachment skill builder
REACTION: WHAT DO THEIR BEHAVIORS TELL YOU?
- The Skinner box
- Consistency
- Re-Check out the milestones
- Accessibility
- Responsiveness
- Emotional connection and bonding
- Care technique success evidence
- Interactive skill builder
MEANING: CREATING/RECREATING A POSITIVE SELF
- Assessment – effective, comprehensive, reliable
- What’s the meaning of life (and why does it matter)?
- Youth of elementary age
- Middle school age youth
- Youth in high school
- How to Demonstrate that they have meaning to You
- Interactive skill building: Empowering caregivers to demonstrate meaning
BONDING: DEVELOPMENT INTERPORAL CONNECTEDNESS
- Setting the scene to Build trust
- You need fulfillment
- Developable strategies for bonding
- 0-3
- 3 years old and over
- Adolescents
SUPPORT: DEVELOPING RESILIENCE AND GROWTH
- Grief and parental loss
- Trauma
- Prevention of PTSD in children
- Self-Regulation skills and emotional reparation
- Resilience
- Posts that are developmentally targeted-Traumatic growth
- Strategie for youth with:
- Oppositional Defiant Syndrome
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Reactive attachment disorder
- Social engagement disorder with disinhibition
- Conduct Disorder
- Adjustment Disorder
- How to Support ongoing attachment and post-Traumatic growth
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Description:
Positive Strategies Building trust and connection through attachment issues
Foster care, adoption, death or separation can result in children losing contact with their parents permanently or temporarily.
Emotional dysregulation may lead to emotional problems in the short-term. to Behavior problems and school issues can lead to troubled attachments that can put children and teens at higher risk of substance abuse, crime, homelessness and early death. It can be difficult for youth to cope with the loss of parents and the trauma that it brings. to form In a new relationship, bonds are formed.
Dr. Janene DonarskiLearn more from, PhD, LP or LMSW. to Her strategy, ARMBandS, was developed to help you identify and work with attachment. to Adopting and foster children often face emotional challenges. This is also true for other youth who have suffered parental separation and are unable. to form Secure attachments Dr. Donarski You will be guided in an in-Deep exploration of methods to Children and youth can experience and accept affective attunement. to Encourage a secure attachment, which can lead to to Emotional connectedness and behavioral changes
This recording is an essential resource for all mental health professionals. to Clinically-tested methods–The best strategies for helping children and teens with ODC, Conduct Disorders, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Oppositional Disorder, Conduct Disorder, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder are available.-Traumatic Stress Disorder and/or Adjustment disorder. Dr. Donarski The topics of parental loss and trauma, building trust and self will be discussed.-Regulation, resilience, and the post-Traumatic growth in interactive hands-Workshop that will prepare you to Encourage secure attachments between caregivers, children and teens you serve.
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes