Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy Training - level 1
Psychological Pathways
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy was developed by Dan Hughes and draws upon attachment theory and intersubjectivity to bring about change in family relationships especially where a child has experienced trauma
ABOUT DDP:
DDP was developed by Dan Hughes as an Attachment Focussed Family Therapy that is tailored to meet the needs of children who have experienced trauma and loss. This therapy is theoretically based on the models of attachment theory and intersubjectivity, and is consistent with the
needs of children and young people who have experienced developmental trauma.
Course Information:
This four day training introduces DDP and the broader framework of Dyadic Developmental Practice within which the therapy is applied. This provides a model of parenting and support as well as a therapeutic approach to helping the children.
The core components of DDP will be presented and explored through discussion and experiential exercises.
Level one training represents 28 hours of DDP training and will provide the knowledge and practice necessary for attendees to apply DDP principles to their work with developmentally traumatised children and their families.
Date and Time
Location
Hilton Templepatrick
Templepatrick
BT39 0DD
United Kingdom
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy Training - level 1
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