Understanding Attachment Theory and Developmental Trauma: A Deep Dive into Healing and Connection
- bMindful Psychology
- Mar 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 1
At bMindful Psychology, we are committed to providing professionals with the knowledge and skills to support young people who have experienced trauma. Our full-day training course, ‘Foundations of Connection: Understanding Attachment and Developmental Trauma,’ offers an in-depth exploration of attachment theory, developmental trauma, and the impact of early life experiences on brain development and behaviour.
Why is this training essential?
Attachment is the foundation of a child's emotional and psychological development. When early relationships are disrupted by trauma, abuse, or neglect, children may struggle with self-regulation, relationships, and trust. Understanding these challenges allows professionals to provide meaningful support that fosters healing and resilience.
This training dives deep into the effects of developmental trauma on the brain, highlighting core challenges and interventions to support children and young people effectively.
What Will You Learn?
Throughout this full-day session, attendees will gain critical insights into:
Childhood Development: Understanding the process of emotional and cognitive growth
The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): How early trauma shapes a child's development
Attachment Theory: Exploring the different attachment styles and their impact on behaviour
Childhood Trauma: How abuse and neglect affect the developing brain and emotional regulation
Interventions for Supporting Attachment: Strategies to help children form secure, trusting relationships
The Role of Shame: How shame manifests in young people with developmental trauma and ways to address it
This training offers practical strategies for supporting young people in a way that promotes healing, resilience, and emotional well-being.
Who Should Attend?
This training is designed for professionals working with children and young people who have experienced trauma, including:
Children’s Residential Managers
Key Workers
Social Workers
Teachers & SENCOs
Professionals in educational and care settings
If you work with young people who have faced adversity, this course will provide essential knowledge and tools to support them more effectively.
Register Now!
This full-day training includes lunch and provides a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of attachment and trauma. Spaces are limited, so secure your place today!
For more details and booking information, contact us at bMindful Psychology.
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