Attachment Trauma and Brain Development - Learning and Development courses

To give participants an overview of the key elements relating to attachment, trauma, and brain development in children.

By the end of the course participants will -

• have an understanding of what ‘attachment’ means. This includes the most commonly recognised styles
• have a knowledge to the evolving theory
• have an appreciation of the role that ‘shame’ plays in children and families lives
• have an understanding of the ‘Internal Working Model’ and be able to link this to their own practice
• have a basic understanding of the developing brain and the impact of trauma upon this
• have a basic understanding of therapeutic approaches and the importance of building trust
• be able to bring a ‘trauma lens’ to their practice
• be able to identify the ‘gaps’ they need to fill in their own practice

For external delegates to the Hull City Council this course will come at a charge of £150+VAT per person.

All staff who work with children and families

Attachment, Trauma and Brain Development (2 Day)

19th, 20th May 2026

9th, 10th June 2026

7th, 8th July 2026

22nd, 23rd September 2026

15th, 16th, 17th December 2026

19th, 20th January 2027

16th, 17th February 2027

Attachment, Trauma and Brain Development (3 day) *9:45am-2:15pm*

22nd, 23rd, 24th April 2026

13th, 14th, 15th October 2026

24th, 25th, 26th November 2026

10th, 11th, 12th March 2027

Attachment, Trauma and Brain Development (Saturday) *9:30am-4:30pm*

12th,19th September 2026

Hull City Council Staff

Log onto Workday to access this course

External to Hull City Council

Complete the online application form (opens in a new window).