30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Attachment Disorders
Credit hours
3
Grounded in attachment theory, the course explains attachment types, their long-term effects and the risk factors behind attachment difficulties in early childhood. Learners gain awareness of signs, assessment approaches and intervention models, and how to work with families and in education and care settings. Suited to early years practitioners, carers and social care staff seeking deeper understanding.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Attachment Theory and Child Development
- 02Types of Attachment and Their Long-Term Impact
- 03Causes and Risk Factors of Attachment Disorders
- 04Recognizing Signs and Symptoms in Early Childhood
- 05Assessment and Diagnostic Approaches
- 06Therapeutic Models and Intervention Strategies
- 07Working with Families and Caregivers
- 08Attachment in Educational and Social Care Settings
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