Child attachment diploma online training course

Course Description
The highly interesting psychological field of child attachment is explored in great detail in this course. Starting with a look at the main theories and theorists, the course explains the main concepts and principles clearly and we make sure we cover all the fundamental points for you. Bowlby and Ainsworth have proven to be huge contributors to the field of child attachment and their work is carefully considered within the course’s 10 modules.

This course will hopefully teach you how to think like a true expert in the field of child attachment theory. You will be taught the signs to look out for when there are any issues in this field and there are tests that can be implemented along the way to better facilitate this. By the end of the course, you should be able to apply the guiding principles of child attachment theory with relative ease.

From working as a social worker, to a child psychologist and even a classroom assistant, this course will prove to you that there is such a huge variety of roles connected with the field of child attachment. Indeed, the final module is devoted entirely to this discussion and is conveniently split between roles that are more ‘hands-on’ in the field of child attachment, compared with those that may involve this psychological niche in a little more tentative manner.

You Will Learn:
A detailed look at the history and evolution of child attachment theory
A discussion of the internal working models that are used in this field
We look at the main contributors to this field (e.g. Ainsworth and Bowlby)
You will have plenty of opportunity to fully learn the important ‘Strange Situation Test’
You will consider the main influences of child attachment
A look at the ethical considerations that must be borne in mind, especially when working with children
How attachment should stabilise in later childhood
You will consider the hugely important concept of vulnerability in relation to child attachment If you...