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| Please use 15 minutes (or as much time as needed) for summing up what you worked with between the last session and this one: • Did we succeed in doing what we planned? • What was easy to do and what was difficult? • What did we learn from doing what we planned? • How did we cooperate and take responsibility? |
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Insecure Attachment Responses in children
- Common attachment patterns in deprived and abandoned orphans – how do we understand and work with them? |
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| In this training session you will exercise how to observe and recognize child behaviour reflecting early attachment problems – how orphans may sometimes develop insecure patterns of attachment. You will have suggestions for how you can work with children with insecure attachment. | |
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| Orphans and children placed outside home have very often been exposed to many early strains: perhaps premature birth and low birth weight which may affect development, a lack of secure caretaking from parents with problems in their life, and many shifts in caretakers. |