Circle of Security Parenting Groups
Learning Objectives:
- Understand your child’s needs
- Help your child feel more secure
- Help your child manage emotions
- Establish a safe and happy relationship with your child
- Manage challenging behaviors effectively
- Build your child's self-esteem
- Increase confidence in your parenting skills
For more information, contact GA-AIMH at [email protected]
Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator Training
Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) is a manual attachment-based program used internationally with parents and other caregivers of children under 6. This four-day training seminar leads to endorsement and is designed to help professionals understand both the theory and research underlying our video-based parenting reflection program and how to deliver the COSP program effectively. COSP is based on decades of attachment research and offers an accessible step-by-step intervention process designed for group intervention but also used in home visitation and for individual or couples counseling.
Target Audience:
Mental Health Providers (Psychology, Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapists, etc.), Family Support Workers (Parenting Education, Outreach Workers, Foster Care Support, Clergy and Faith-based Providers, etc.), Healthcare Providers (Pediatricians, Nurses, Dou las etc.) and Educators (Preschool/Childcare Providers, Behavior Support Specialists, etc.)
Registration Cost:
$1,000 USD (includes COSP Video Content, COSP Training Manual, Parent Handouts, Access to Resources, and more)
Group Rates:
5-9 People (10% Discount) | 10+ People (15% Discount)
For more information about Circle of Security Parenting, visit CircleOfSecuritylnternational.com.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the fundamentals of attachment theory and key concepts of the Circle of Security approach.
- Identify the features of a safe learning environment for caregivers.
- Identify the ways in which a Facilitator can teach caregivers to use quality of relationship enhancement rather than behavior management.
- Identify steps the Facilitator can take to build self-reflection in caregivers.
- Explain how to facilitate the COSP model using video examples of parent-child relationships, the COSP Facilitator Manual, and Handouts.
Contact Us
Address
Center for Leadership in Disability
Urban Life Building
140 Decatur Street SE
Suite 140
Atlanta, GA 30303