Why Attachment Matters in Research - Network Seminar Thursday November 15th 2018 10.00am – 1.00pm
Court Senate, 1st Floor, Collins Building, 22 Richmond Street, Glasgow, G1 1XQ Professor Helen Minnis, University of Glasgow and Dr Helen Whincup, Lecturer University of Stirling will be speaking about their current research projects, and how the attachment experience influences these.
Issues that affect us across our lifespan might have their origins in our childhood experiences. Children can experience a range of traumas (including loss, neglect, abuse, illness) which can impact on them as they move through adolescence and into adulthood and might interact with children’s individual differences. Current research in Scotland is exploring how early experiences can affect later outcomes, and how adults can offer reparative care, and help children feel more secure. |
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Training Opportunities
Permanently Progressing? – Building secure futures for children in Scotland.
19th September 2018 Stirling Court Hotel
Presenting the key findings from the first stage of the Permanently Progressing? study.
Scotland’s Poet Laureate, Jackie Kay will also contribute to the day. [BOOK HERE]
Theraplay Training – Level 1/MIMS
17th - 21st September 2018 St Andrew's Children's Society 7 John's Place Edinburgh EH6 7EL
Reach For The Stars SCMA Conference
29th September 2018 Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow
SAIA Annual Conference - A Day With Dan Hughes PhD
8th October 2018 Aberdeen Hilton Treetops Hotel.
Why Attachment Matters in Research - Network Seminar and SAIA Annual General Meeting
15th November 2018 Collins Building Glasgow
19th September 2018 Stirling Court Hotel
Presenting the key findings from the first stage of the Permanently Progressing? study.
Scotland’s Poet Laureate, Jackie Kay will also contribute to the day. [BOOK HERE]
Theraplay Training – Level 1/MIMS
17th - 21st September 2018 St Andrew's Children's Society 7 John's Place Edinburgh EH6 7EL
Reach For The Stars SCMA Conference
29th September 2018 Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow
SAIA Annual Conference - A Day With Dan Hughes PhD
8th October 2018 Aberdeen Hilton Treetops Hotel.
Why Attachment Matters in Research - Network Seminar and SAIA Annual General Meeting
15th November 2018 Collins Building Glasgow
Previous Scottish Attachment In Action events
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Why Attachment Matters in Sensory Integration 13th Oct 2017
You can find out more about Éadaoin Bhreathnach's work at www.sensoryattachmentintervention.com Network Seminar 'Why Attachment Matters Across the Lifespan' 24th March 2017 Arrochar Network Seminar Why Attachment Matters in Vulnerable Children’s Health December 2nd 2016 Edinburgh The Power of DDP Some of the talks from this incredible two day international conference are uploaded as presentation slides, and will be available at a later date as audio recordings. We also have our first ever 'Storify', a great record of the event as it happened across social media. [read it HERE] October 10th & 11th 2016 Glasgow Network Seminar 'Why Attachment Matters' when thinking about "Maltreatment Associated Psychiatric Problems" March 18th 2016 Dumfries |
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Network Seminar
‘"It’s not 'what is wrong with you' – It’s 'what has happened to you' that we need to understand." November 20th 2015 Stirling
A day with Dan Hughes "A glance at attachment". Co-hosted with St. Andrew’s Children’s Society. September 25th 2015 Aberdeen
Network Seminar ‘Research from the Jeely Piece Club’ March 27th 2015 Glasgow
‘"It’s not 'what is wrong with you' – It’s 'what has happened to you' that we need to understand." November 20th 2015 Stirling
A day with Dan Hughes "A glance at attachment". Co-hosted with St. Andrew’s Children’s Society. September 25th 2015 Aberdeen
Network Seminar ‘Research from the Jeely Piece Club’ March 27th 2015 Glasgow
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Registrations cancelled 10 or less working days before the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration cancelled more than 10 working days before the event will be refunded 80% of the registrations fees. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to bank fees and administration costs incurred.
Transferring your place to another individual does not cost any additional fees, however we request that this is confirmed by email in advance of the event.