The A-Z of Therapeutic Parenting: Strategies and Solutions (Therapeutic Parenting Books)

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This episode’s guest, Sarah Dillon, the COECT’s Therapeutic Lead, has helped many parents and children overcome wee and poo issues using therapeutic parenting-inspired strategies. one of the main things that came up time after time after time was that the carer or parent would say: ‘our agency says we’re not allowed to touch the child’ ” Both programmes have been written by Kim Golding, a Clinical Psychologist and Dyadic Developmental Practitioner (DDP network). But on this podcast edition she provides us with an invaluable insight into how the family courts arrive at their decisions. Why do they seem to focus on matters of peripheral importance when they should be concentrating on their lessons or simply on going to sleep?

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Hi, I’m Donna Muggridge and I have been working for TRUE Fostering as a Child Support Worker in the East Midlands since December 2019. When this is achieved, both parent and child feel safe and lovable enough to engage in a healthy attachment-bond.” If you are parenting a traumatized child you may be aware that they seem to go into a trance and be completely unaware of what is happening around them. Everyone had a chance to explore solutions for their own personal difficulties and challenges and in this episode, we focus on the schools discussions and on the dilemmas faced by Kinship Carers and Special Guardians. Sarah also explains the significance of our penguin logo and why it is such a relevant image for those parenting children who suffered early life abuse or traumatic experiences even before birth.He presents a stark but ultimately hope-filled story not of the the kind of dad he wanted to be but of the kind of dad he needed to be. The National Association of Therapeutic Parents is a non- profit organisation which provides a peer support network for parents of children who have experienced early life trauma or whose children present with neurodivergent charachteristics. Our mission is to provide the tools and resources necessary to promote better outcomes for these children. Glynis explains in detail why your traumatised child’s ability to trust adults – profoundly undermined by their early life experiences – makes them question their own sense of self-worth.

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Making the transition from home to school or from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2 can present enormous difficulties for children who have suffered adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). All this eventually prompted her to found what has become COECT and the NATP to provide all kinds of training and empathetic help for troubled adoptive and foster parents.

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I recently started as Team Manager and have become progressively more invested in their ethos, so I’m really enthusiastic to have come on board. Hi , my name is Gareth Griffiths and I have joined TRUE in the role of Registered Manager. I have been working with both Sarah Naish and Sarah Dillon for several years and am passionate about Therapeutic Parenting, so this really is the dream job for me! and I’m very proud of our ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted Rating. Learn about how the True Fostering Agency and the new SAfER Fostering Agency in Wales successfully guide parents through difficulties that include false allegations, compassion fatigue and mental health issues. She tells us how other mums distanced themselves from her family because of her adopted children’s difficult behaviour. Sarah became increasingly isolated and desperate for empathetic listeners willing to simply listen to her troubles.