DDP Level One Training, Worcester

This is an introductory 4-day course on Dyadic Developmental Practice, Parenting and Psychotherapy, an intervention model developed by Dan Hughes, Clinical Psychologist, USA.

This approach assists therapists and professionals to understand and effectively support children, young people and their families. In this model, theory and research in the areas of developmental trauma, attachment theory, intersubjectivity and child development are integrated to produce a therapeutic approach used for relationship development and trauma resolution.  DDP recognises the vital role which adoptive parents, foster carers and residential workers play as primary attachment figures in the recovery of traumatised, attachment-resistant children.

The principles and interventions are presented through formal presentations, discussion, videotape of sessions, role-play, and hand outs.

Who is it For?

The training is relevant and open to therapists and practitioners who have experience in working with children and young people with trauma-attachment problems and their foster, adoptive or birth families.

Recommended reading prior to attending the training: 

Healing Relational Trauma Workbook, Dan Hughes & Kim S. Golding

Healing Relational Trauma with Attachment-Focused Interventions, Dan Hughes, Kim S. Golding, Julie Hudson

Lunch and refreshments are included.

For more information or to book your place, please contact the Organiser using the details below.