The A-Z of Therapeutic Parenting: Strategies and Solutions (Therapeutic Parenting Books)

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I recently had a Facebook Live conversation with Sarah Naish to talk about our work together and how schools can better interface with and learn about trauma, adverse childhood experiences and therapeutic parenting. Find out more about compassion fatigue in this study commissioned by Sarah Naish of Fostering Attachments Ltd. Self-care as a foster carer

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Or the one that seemed to know exactly what was going on everywhere else but was paying no attention at all to the lesson?Curiosity: showing that they understand their child’s behaviour. Curiosity also helps parents teach their child how to understand their own behaviour In the case of older children who were subject to abuse in their early years, they may well be vulnerable to some form of sexual grooming. There are many types of therapeutic parenting,’ says Dr Dan Hughes, a US-based clinician specialising in children with emotional and behavioural problems. Hughes developed Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP). Empathy involves us opening our hearts and minds so that we can share in what others feel. When this is other people’s pain and despair, it can make us vulnerable. The aim of the PST is to strengthen stability within our foster families through crisis intervention and planned, time-limited, therapeutic support. We encourage a multi-agency approach, providing specialised support at the right time.

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PACE parenting is not a strategy or a tool, it’s a way of being. It encourages you to therapeutically engage in conversation with your child. Most are based on principles of building safe, strong relationships that combine affection and comforting along with clear behavioural expectations and routines, ‘ explains Hughes. ‘Therapeutic parenting is especially developed for parenting children who manifest special needs, whether they be based on stressful or traumatic life events or constitutional factors.’ Dyadic Developmental Practice Network – big words, but it is a theory based on PACE (Playful, Accepting, Curiosity and Empathy) Sami also recommends Rosie Jefferies and Sarah Naish’s book “ William Wobbly and the Very Bad Day”. Hughes’ words are echoed by Jefferies, who states that therapeutic parenting enables children ‘to self-regulate and develop an understanding of their behaviours and ultimately form secure attachments which will, ultimately, minimise the impact of childhood trauma.’Or the one who always had their hand up but was ignored by the teacher because they made apparently stupid remarks?