Reaching into the Hurt Child’s Mind and Heart with PACE
Reaching into the Hurt Child’s Mind and Heart with PACE. A conversation with Dr Dan Hughes, Dr Kim Golding and Edwina Grant.
PACE Training for All Online 2023
This 15 hour course aligns with the Skilled Practitioner, NES National Trauma Training Programme. It is designed to offer both an understanding of the impact of relational trauma on all aspects of children and young people’s development and to offer practical strategies that will support postive emotional, social, educational and behavioural change.
PACE For All In Person 2023
This 15 hour course aligns with the Skilled Practitioner, NES National Trauma Training Programme. It is designed to offer both an understanding of the impact of relational trauma on all aspects of children and young people’s development and to offer practical strategies that will support postive emotional, social, educational and behavioural change.
Why Attachment Matters in Adoption – In Conversation
his will be a chance to meet with other parents, share experiences and build skills and knowledge to support our young people.
Introduction to PACE for Carers
Scottish Attachment in Action invites adoptive parents, foster carers and kinship carers to an introduction to the PACE approach to parenting developed by Dr Dan Hughes.
New Opportunity! SAIA Chair
The Chair of Scottish Attachment in Action (SAIA) has the leadership role for the organisation as well as responsibilities to ensure that governance arrangements are in place for the legal and effective running of the organisation.
Why Attachment Matters to Adults in Therapy
Our adult relationships and experiences are shaped by our attachment history. Join us for an evening exploring the critical thread of attachment in therapy.
New Event: Reaching into the Hurt Child’s Mind and Heart with PACE with Dan Hughes and Kim Golding.
Book your place HERE
NEW: PACE Training for All
This 15 hour course aligns with the Skilled Practitioner, NES National Trauma Training Programme. It is designed to offer both an understanding of the impact of relational trauma on all aspects of children and young people’s development and to offer practical strategies that will support postive emotional, social, educational and behavioural change.
Why Attachment Matters in Social Neuroscience, Dr Pascal Vrticka
SAIA proudly presents our guest blogger, Dr Pascal Vrticka. Pascal is a social neuroscientist with strong ties to developmental & social psychology.
