30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Emotional Addiction
Credit hours
3
Drawing on attachment theory and the neurobiology of reward and regulation, learners explore how emotional dependency and addictive patterns can develop in early childhood. The course considers caregiver influence, the effects of trauma and inconsistent care, and strategies that build emotional independence and resilience. It suits early years staff, carers and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Foundations of Emotional Development and Attachment Theory
- 02Understanding Emotional Dependency and Addictive Patterns in Childhood
- 03Behavioural Indicators of Emotional Addiction in Early Years
- 04The Role of Caregivers and Environmental Influence
- 05Neurobiology of Attachment, Reward and Regulation
- 06Impact of Trauma, Neglect and Inconsistent Caregiving
- 07Strategies to Support Emotional Autonomy and Resilience
- 08Creating Emotionally Nurturing and Responsive Environments
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