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Building a Reflective Capacity for Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorders

Offered By: WVCTSI Project ECHO via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

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Learn about building reflective capacity in pregnant women with substance use disorders in this 47-minute WVCTSI Project ECHO presentation. Explore key concepts including reflective parenting, protective factors, building trust, complex trauma, and parental sensitivity. Discover interventions like the Circle of Security and techniques for fostering cognitive and emotional development in children. Gain insights into sensitive disciplining methods, self-care strategies for parents, and guiding principles for professionals working with this population. Participate in interactive polls and discussions to deepen understanding of impaired attachment and strategies for promoting secure relationships between mothers and infants.

Syllabus

Introduction
Reflective
Pregnant Recovery
Reflective Capacity
Protective Factors
Being Sensitive
Building Trust
Complex Trauma
Parental Sensitivity
Sensitive Parenting
Impaired Attachment
Sensitive Discipline
Cognitive Development
Emotional Development
SelfCare
Reflective Techniques
Guiding Principles
Interventions
Circle of Security
Poll


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WVCTSI Project ECHO

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