Caring for Children with Disrupted Attachment
"In order to create attachment with a child, the staff have to be safe. You're not going to have access to them unless you present in a way that appears to them safe. So you cannot create an attachment with the kids unless you're aware of your own self-care. "- Frank Grijalva, Re...
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Cavalcade Productions,
2006.
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| Summary: | "In order to create attachment with a child, the staff have to be safe. You're not going to have access to them unless you present in a way that appears to them safe. So you cannot create an attachment with the kids unless you're aware of your own self-care. "- Frank Grijalva, Residential Care Consultant This video discusses issues affecting residential staff, including child care workers, camp counselors, and group home supervisors. Topics Importance of Attachment Understanding Behaviors Testing Limits Ongoing Repair and Crises Developmental Level Developing Trust Routine, Consistency, Predictability Limits and Control Containment and Self-Regulation Self-Care Building Basic Skills Feelings Touch Strengthening Families Maintaining Connection |
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