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ASI-RCP training in London 2009 by Royal Holloway
(for
psychologists and psychiatrists working in research and clinical practice)
Central London: November 2010
ASI-RCP training to take place: Wednesday 9th,
Thursday 10th and Friday 11th November 2010,
Bedford Square, London WC1
Course fee: £450 per person (invoiced before the course starts)
New
training courses and workshops for ASI practitioners:
Advanced ASI training day
Wednesday 23rd June 2010
Bedford Square, London WC1
Course fee: £175 per person
The one day Advanced ASI workshop is a supplement to the Attachment Style Interview and is currently available to those who have trained on and use the ASI in practice. The focus of the workshop is on complex cases (for example those disorganised or with difficult reporting styles) in order to share experience of interviewing, rating and report writing. Case study material will be used to highlight such cases and work through practice implications.
Adolescent ASI training
Wednesday 22nd September 2010
Bedford Square, London WC1
Course fee: £175 per person
The one day Adolescent ASI workshop is a supplement to the Attachment Style Interview and is currently available to those who have trained on the ASI. This will introduce the same measure but adapted for young people aged 14 or more. The ASI-AD assesses the young person's support seeking behaviour and attitudes to relationships such as mistrust and fear of rejection to deduce the same overall styles as for adults. The support section covers parents and peers as well as other adults. The ASI-AD is currently being used to assess young people in residential care, and can be used as part of an evidence-based assessment to inform care and planning for young people in need and those Looked After. The workshop will include adolescent case studies, review research on adolescent attachment and discussion of its use in practice.
Introduction to attachment models across the lifespan:
Implications for child and family services
Workshop for Health and Social Care practitioners
Thursday 7th October 2010
Bedford Square, London WC1
Course fee: £95 per person
This new one day workshop for Child Care practitioners will cover stress and attachment models across the lifespan. It will introduce participants to childhood adversity, attachment, parenting and mental health outcomes using case examples to illustrate research findings. There will be full discussion of implications for practice.
Workshop for Health and Social Care managers
Thursday 25th November 2010
Bedford Square, London WC1
Course fee: £95 per person
This new one day workshop for Child Care managers will outline the evidence based assessment tools available to measure adversity, attachment style and parenting across the lifespan. A full discussion of how these measures can be utilised in practice to inform care planning will be included.
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Attachement Style Interview - Parenting Role Interview
Training (PRI)
A
new two-day training is now being provided by Child and Family Training
in conjunction with the Lifespan Research Group at Royal Holloway, University
of London. The aim of the Attachment Style Interview - Parenting Role
Interview (ASI-PRI) supplement is to gather additional information on
the parent or carer’s views of their parenting role to help understand
further the potential implications of their partner relationship and
attachment style for the nature of the parenting they may provide for
their children.
Central
London: 16th April 2010
Introductory one day** course for
those already trained in the use of the ASI
Trainers: Professor Antonia Bifulco & Catherine Jacobs
Costs: £185 + VAT(including materials)
**please
note from Summer 2010 all PRI's will be a two day
training
To
apply, please contact:
Jane Phythian, Administrator,
jane.phythian@childandfamilytraining.org.uk
or tel 01904 424960
For further information about
the ASI-PRI training course, please contact,
Liza Bingley Miller, National Training Coordinator,
liza.miller@childandfamilytraining.org.uk
or 01904 633417
