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WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE: UNDERSTANDING ATTACHMENT AND TRAUMA

Level: Level Three

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1. identify two examples of how an attachment difficulty can affect a child

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2. identify three examples of how to recognize dysfunctional attachment behaviours

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3. identify three practical strategies of how to promote positive attachments and relationships for children and young people

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4. identify two reasons why early interventions can be effective when working with children and young people

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5. give a presentation on two theorists and their understanding of attachment, eg Bowlby and Lorenz

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6. identify at least five strategies that could be used when communicating with a child or young person who is experiencing trauma

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7. identify five strategies that support positive attachments

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8. identify two barriers that can impend positive attachment

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9. identify what trauma is and give two examples of how it could manifest itself

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10. identify three factors that can cause a child to be vulnerable

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11. identify three behaviours that can occur due to a child or young person experiencing trauma

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12. identify three factors which change how trauma affects social behaviours

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13. identify five possibilities why a child or young person may have experienced multiple traumas.

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Approved 13 Feb 2019

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