Kevin Creeden
Keeping the Brain in Mind Webinar
Utilising neurodevelopment, sensorimotor interventions and trauma informed care to address the impact of trauma on learning and behaviour with our complex young clients
Watch a highlight from Kevin's webinar when he explains the three things that all children and young people need when providing trauma informed care.
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This is the first hour of Kevin Creeden’s webinar - Keeping the Brain in Mind: Utilising neurodevelopment and sensorimotor interventions to address the impacts of trauma on learning and behaviour with our complex young clients.
Keeping the Brain in Mind
This training looks at the connection between dysfunctional early life experiences and problematic behaviour by examining what we know about the neurological impact of early trauma and insecure attachment relationships on children and adolescents. We will present a treatment approach which seeks to integrate the brain and body based research on trauma and attachment and our understanding of "healthy" childhood developmental progress rather than those that "solely" look to find a means for stopping negative behaviour. Age range: 6-21 years.