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- Helping Children Thrive (1) : An Introduction to Attachment Concepts
- Helping Children Thrive (2): Attachment Concepts in Depth
- Building Parents’ Reflective Capacities: Tips, Tools and Techniques
- Parenting Advice: 100 Solutions for 100 Parenting Problems
- Time-In Discipline: Helping Parents Respond to the Needs at the Root of their Children’s Challenging Behaviour
- Getting to the Heart of the Issue: An Introduction to Trauma-Informed Practice
- The Power of Active Listening
- Keeping Clients Engaged When Having Difficult Conversations (1) : Introduction
- Keeping Clients Engaged When Having Difficult Conversations (2) : Advanced
- Assessing Children: Autism, ADHD or Trauma?
- Sleep Advice In The 21st Century: What Have We Learned From the Research?
- Infant emotional wellbeing: What is it and how can you support it?
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For Early Childhood Services
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- Supporting Children to be Well-Behaved and Well-Adjusted: Lessons from Attachment and Neuroscience
- Understanding and Helping Traumatised Children
- Primary Caregiving Groups: Why They’re Important and How to Make them Work
- Emotional Availability: What is it and Why is it so Crucial to Children’s Development?
- Making the Most of Conflict: Supporting children to develop conflict resolution skills and to become problem solvers
- Parents as Partners: Making the most of your relationship with parents
- Making Conversations Count: The Art of Having Meaningful Discussions with Children
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I have many courses and programs on offer and am able to develop new material upon request. I work closely with my clients to customise and tailor all of my programs to meet the individual needs of the staff attending. My programs are always interactive, engaging and fun!
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- Home
- About
-
Training Services
-
For Child and Family Health and Welfare Services
>
- Helping Children Thrive (1) : An Introduction to Attachment Concepts
- Helping Children Thrive (2): Attachment Concepts in Depth
- Building Parents’ Reflective Capacities: Tips, Tools and Techniques
- Parenting Advice: 100 Solutions for 100 Parenting Problems
- Time-In Discipline: Helping Parents Respond to the Needs at the Root of their Children’s Challenging Behaviour
- Getting to the Heart of the Issue: An Introduction to Trauma-Informed Practice
- The Power of Active Listening
- Keeping Clients Engaged When Having Difficult Conversations (1) : Introduction
- Keeping Clients Engaged When Having Difficult Conversations (2) : Advanced
- Assessing Children: Autism, ADHD or Trauma?
- Sleep Advice In The 21st Century: What Have We Learned From the Research?
- Infant emotional wellbeing: What is it and how can you support it?
-
For Early Childhood Services
>
- Supporting Children to be Well-Behaved and Well-Adjusted: Lessons from Attachment and Neuroscience
- Understanding and Helping Traumatised Children
- Primary Caregiving Groups: Why They’re Important and How to Make them Work
- Emotional Availability: What is it and Why is it so Crucial to Children’s Development?
- Making the Most of Conflict: Supporting children to develop conflict resolution skills and to become problem solvers
- Parents as Partners: Making the most of your relationship with parents
- Making Conversations Count: The Art of Having Meaningful Discussions with Children
- For Schools >
- Frequently Asked Questions
-
For Child and Family Health and Welfare Services
>
- Supervision Services
- Beth's book
- Useful Links
- Contact