[Download Now] Clinical Strategies to form Secure Connections: Interventions for Oppositional Defiant, Reactive Attachment, Conduct, & Other Disruptive Disorders – Janene M. Donarski

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There are positive strategies for attachment issues that build trust and connection.

Foster care, adoption, death, separation, divorce, parental imprisonment, and even military tours of duty are some of the ways in which children lose connection with their parents.

In the short run, emotional dysregulation can lead to behavior problems and school issues, and in the long run disrupted attachment can leave children and teens at risk for substance abuse, homelessness, poor physical and psychological health, and even early death. It can be difficult for youth to form bonds in a new relationship due to the trauma associated with parental loss.

Dr. Janene Donarski will help you learn how to identify and work with attachment, reaction, meaning, bonding, and support, a strategy she developed to address the emotional difficulties of many foster and adopted children. In an effort to encourage a secure attachment that can lead to emotional and behavioral change, Dr. Donarski will lead you in an in-depth exploration of ways to help children and youth.

This recording is a must for all mental health professionals who want to learn clinically tried-and-true approaches for facilitating emotional reparation and recovery from trauma, as well as strategies for working with children and youth who have been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder. In an interactive hands-on workshop, Dr. Donarski will explore the topics of parental loss, trauma, building trust, self-regulation, resilience, and post-traumatic growth.

1. Examine the relationship between trauma and parental loss, trust, self-regulation, attachment, bonding, resilience, and post-traumatic growth in young clients
2. Explore clincial interventions that help child and adolescent clients experience and accept affective attunement that leads to attachment with caregivers
3. Identify client reactions or behaviors that indicate the success of clinical attachment strategies
4. Discuss developmentally-appropriate clinical intervention strategies for helping children and youth to build trust with caregivers including foster parents, parents, and grandparents, and develop a positive view of self
5. Use clincial intervention approaches that facilitate child and adolescent emotional reparation and resilience, while building self-regulation skills that are applicable with children, families, and groups

ARB and S. Strategies to help young people who have experienced trauma and loss.

• Attachment
• Reaction
• Meaning
• Bonding
• Support

How? ARB and S. It is possible to help children and young people.

• Trust
• Self-regulation
• Bonding (interpersonal connectedness)
• Resilience
• Post-traumatic growth

HEALTHY vs UNHEALTHY.

• What is attachment?
• How do attachment and emotional development intersect?
• Secure attachment
• Disrupted attachment
  • Loss and trauma
  • Abandonment
• Techniques that empower caregivers to set the stage for attunement and attachment
• Interactive attachment skill builder

What do their Brahmins tell us?

• The Skinner box
• Consistency
• Re-visit the developmental milestones
• Accessibility
• Responsiveness
• Emotional connectedness and bonding
• Evidence of care technique success
• Interactive skill builder

There is a meaning to reproducing positive self.

• Assessment – effective, comprehensive, reliable
• What’s the meaning of life (and why does it matter)?
  • Elementary age youth
  • Middle school age youth
  • High school age youth
• How to demonstrate that they have meaning to you
• Interactive skill builder: empowering caregivers to demonstrate meaning

Bonding involves the development of interdependence.

• Setting the stage to build trust
• Need fulfillment
• Developmentally appropriate strategies for bonding
  • 0-3
  • 3 years and older
  • Adolescents

Growing and developing support.

• Parental loss and grief
• Trauma
• Preventing PTSD in children
• Self-regulation skills and emotional reparation
• Resilience
• Developmentally targeted post-traumatic growth
• Strategy for youth with:
  • Oppositional Defiant Disorder
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Reactive Attachment Disorder
  • Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder
  • Conduct Disorder
  • Adjustment Disorder
  • How to support ongoing attachment and post-traumatic growth

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