IECMH: Practical Strategies to Support Attachment Relationships
Summary
Throughout OneOp’s “That’s the Ticket” series, our expert presenters have covered how essential attachment relationships are for infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH)! Over the course of this series, we’ve heard your requests for more information on this important topic! Therefore, this webinar addresses what you, our participants, have asked for – implementing the information provided into practice.
This session discusses ideas, strategies, and resources for fostering healthy attachment. Presenters also share ideas for supporting, sustaining, or repairing when attachment might be disrupted, such as during deployment or in situations where a caregiver and child might be separated. Join us and add to your “attachment” toolbox with ideas for ensuring young children and families can develop and experience healthy attachment relationships.
Learning Objectives
- Identify ideas, strategies, and resources for fostering healthy attachment.
- Describe ideas for supporting, sustaining, or repairing when attachment might be disrupted.
- Reflect on how the shared ideas, strategies, and resources can be embedded into their own practice
Credit Information
Level of Learning
Introductory-Awareness
EI Principles Addressed
1. Supporting Caregiver Capacity, 2. Facilitating Active Participation, 3. Collaborative Relationships, 7. Ongoing Communication, 8. Quality Services
EI Credit Awarded
1.5 EI Contact Hours in the Area of Intervention
This webinar requires an 80% proficiency on a post test in order to receive a Certificate of Participation and any continuing ed credit.
Recorded webinar available for EI credit through June 30, 2027