About the Course
Course Summary In this engaging one-hour webinar, we will explore the intricate world of infant attachment, highlighting the brilliant and adaptive nature of various attachment styles. While secure attachment is often emphasized, understanding the complexities of avoidant, ambivalent, and disorganized attachment styles is equally crucial for professionals working with young children and their families. This session will examine how these attachment styles develop as adaptive responses to a child's environment, offering practical insights and strategies for supporting healthy attachment relationships. Participants will learn to address the challenges associated with insecure attachment patterns and enhance their practice in fostering the mental well-being of young children. Learning Objectives: Gain a comprehensive understanding of secure, avoidant, ambivalent, and disorganized attachment styles. They will learn to recognize the distinct characteristics and behavioral indicators of each style in infants and young children. Explore how each attachment style influences a child's emotional regulation, social interactions, and overall mental health. This objective will emphasize the long-term developmental impact of early attachment experiences. Be equipped with practical, evidence-based strategies to foster secure attachment and address the challenges associated with insecure and disorganized attachment styles. Suggested Endorsement Competencies: Infant/young child & family-centered practice | attachment, separation & loss | curiosity | contemplation | listening | empathy & compassion This purchase will give you access to this course for 365 days and will provide you with 1 clock hour. This course is available to First3Years members at no additional cost. Please email [email protected] if you have questions about your membership.