Training & Events
Now offering self-study CE courses.
$10.00
CEU Credit Hours: 1
Video Length: 69 minutes
Clinical Hours: 1 hours
This webinar will provide an overview of attachment, trauma, and the impact on child development. A review of how the brain processes information will be provided, along with an explanation of how trauma and attachment have the ability to change brain functioning. The presentation will end with tips for what caregivers and helping professionals can do for children with trauma and attachment histories.
Rachel Copeland, Ph.D., LICSW began working with foster children over 15 years ago and has developed expertise in treating attachment and trauma-related issues in both children and adults. Dr. Copeland is currently an Assistant Professor in Samford University’s Department of Social Work and she also maintains a small private practice. Dr. Copeland integrates attachment theory and neuroscience research into her practice to support children and adults who have been traumatized. Dr. Copeland researches in the area of attachment, focusing on attachment-based interventions for children as well as attachment category in child welfare providers. In her free time, Dr. Copeland likes to run, cook, and spend time with her husband, son, and dog. rachelcopelandphd.com
