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Parenting hurt children, toddlers through adolescents, can be discouraging, as tried and true parenting methods often fail. Without a solid attachment, children have difficulty learning new behaviors through traditional methods. This workshop gives parents and professionals tools to use in raising children who have been hurt by neglect, abuse, abandonment, or institutionalization. Based on the attachment cycle, the presenters address how these new methods can manage behavior and increase attachment.
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1600062903 / 9781600062902