Training
How Attachment Relationships Impact Childhood Development and What We Can Do
Explores how attachment shapes child development, with strategies to support strong bonds, resilience, and caregiver-child relationships.
| Instructors | Jackie Eaton & Connie Herman |
| Course Duration | 90 Minutes |
| Course Delivery | Instructor-Led, Video Conference |
| Course Provider | Saskatchewan Foster Families Association |
| Course Type | Instructor-Led, Video Conference |
This will be presented by Jackie Eaton & Connie Herman with the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute. This session will explore how attachment and child development are closely linked, and how healthy relationships nurture the capacity to manage stress and build resiliency.
During the presentation, Jackie and Connie will talk about strategies to help children and caregivers to strengthen the attachment bond.
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