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The COECT magazine launched in January 2023 and provides parents and professionals with a trauma-informed approach to parenting. All of these have a perfectly good explanation which reflect the upsetting experiences of a child’s early years.
Therapeutic Parenting Essentials: Moving from Trauma to Trust
Sarah became increasingly isolated and desperate for empathetic listeners willing to simply listen to her troubles. She has over 30 years’ experience of supporting children who have experienced Developmental Trauma having worked as a social worker, owned a fostering agency and founded both Inspire Training Group and the National Association of Therapeutic Parents (NATP).But understanding why they do strange things with their faeces or when they urinate on the carpet is key to finding a solution.
The Complete Guide to Therapeutic Parenting by Sarah Naish
In this episode, Jane sets out an array of simple but effective strategies that help to reset a child’s understanding of what is appropriate behaviour between children and adults.Her words of wisdom centre around understanding what is going through the mind of the child based on their previous experiences – which might have taught them to be very wary indeed of adults. To get access and watch the whole interview recording, please visit the following webpage and register your details. The last thing you want to do is keep that child in that space if opening a door to the classroom is a safe option for you. If it’s the latter, parents should alert their supervising social worker and the local authority without delay and find out what therapeutic intervention is available.
Meet the Team - TRUE Fostering Meet the Team - TRUE Fostering
As Sarah says, raising traumatized children can test relationships to the limit but she presents three effective strategies to combat the problem. COECT’s CEO Sarah Naish talks about her own challenging experience bringing up five siblings from a traumatised background on her own after the break-up of her marriage. Being traumatised means continuing to organise your life, as if the trauma were still ongoing – unchanged and immutable – as every new encounter or event is contaminated by the past. Compassion fatigue is described as, ‘the risk of empathic connection with the pain of others’ or put more simply, ‘the cost of caring’.First of all, I want to let you know I am a therapeutic parent and an adopter of two boys (now men – how did that happen?
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