Nuala is a seasoned professional with over 35 years of experience in teaching and management within the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) sector. In her role with the charity, she delivers workshops and courses, contributing her extensive expertise to support and educate both families and professionals. She also plays a vital role in the Trauma & Attachment Education Advocacy service, where her background as an adult psychotherapist and specialist trainer is invaluable. Nuala is well-versed in trauma defences, reactive attachment, foetal alcohol syndrome, anxiety, and ADHD, bringing a wealth of knowledge to her training and advocacy work. In addition to her professional experience, Nuala has personal experience as an adoptive parent and kinship grandparent carer. This personal connection further enriches her understanding and empathy, allowing her to offer nuanced and compassionate support to those navigating similar circumstances.
Attachment-focused Re-Parenting Course for Birth Parents/Families
This 7 week course is aimed at birth parents/families of children affected by trauma through adverse childhood experiences like domestic violence, family break-up, bereavement, parental mental health issues and/or substance misuse.
It has attachment theory underpinning all modules.
Who is the Attachment-focused Re-Parenting Course for?
This 7 week course is aimed at birth parents/families of children affected by trauma through adverse childhood experiences. It is usually eligible to Berkshire families, with sometimes a couple of non-Berks families
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Find out when our Courses are running and book your space on our events page.
Parenting Special Children’s Trauma & Attachment work tends to be funded by National Lottery and Children in Need