ONLINE PODCAST
The Importance of attachment and connection:
How caregiver (and teacher) relationships impact behaviour and dysregulation.
This podcast featuring Donna Berry (Interplay Developer) and Donna Stichbury (Relationship Facilitator), explores the importance of attachment and connection in ensuring Tamariki thrive in education and develop regulated behaviour.
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About the course
This podcast featuring Donna Berry (Interplay Developer) and
Donna Stichbury (Relationship Facilitator), explores the importance of
attachment and connection in ensuring Tamariki thrive in education and develop
regulated behaviour.
They explore together how ‘you can’t give what you haven’t had’ and how relationships are at the centre of learning. Tamariki who have poor attachment with caregivers who don’t have the knowledge or experience to give them what they need, often display behaviours and dysregulation.
When working with behaviour challenges, we must also work with the caregiver and as teachers and parents, lean into uncomfortable feelings and behaviour and help Tamariki feel safety in fear.
They explore together how ‘you can’t give what you haven’t had’ and how relationships are at the centre of learning. Tamariki who have poor attachment with caregivers who don’t have the knowledge or experience to give them what they need, often display behaviours and dysregulation.
When working with behaviour challenges, we must also work with the caregiver and as teachers and parents, lean into uncomfortable feelings and behaviour and help Tamariki feel safety in fear.
Course Lessons
COURSE PRESENTER
Donna Berry
Donna Berry is the creator of Interplay International, a
qualified social worker, play therapist, family therapist and play therapy
supervisor who has worked with children and families for over 27 years,
specialising in trauma recovery. Interplay is a universal language, focused on
healing through relationships. Interplay facilitators create safety, develop
understanding and support integration/healing through therapeutic connection.
Interplay facilitators work with parents and their children, putting words to the dyadic unconscious unspoken experience, looking behind behaviour, reflecting on their emotional needs, and deepening self-understanding and that of each other.
Interplay facilitators work with parents and their children, putting words to the dyadic unconscious unspoken experience, looking behind behaviour, reflecting on their emotional needs, and deepening self-understanding and that of each other.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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