Many people have taken the one-day introductory training and applied the learning to their current work. This training provides a basic understanding of attachment theory via the Circle of Security (COS) and an introduction to treatment planning and clinical application using the COS. Particular attention will be given to the essential features of both healthy and unhealthy attachment. Participants will learn new ways to understand the central characteristics of secure attachment and its importance across the life span.
For more information about any of these trainings, please email registration@circleofsecurity.org. Please indicate which training you are interested in receiving information.
Perth Australia One Day Workshop "The Role of Circle of Security in the Learning Process" With Glen Cooper
This one day introductory workshop is for people interested in the role of the COS in children's learning and is not a prerequisite for the two or eight day training.
Date: March 2, 2012
Venue: The Boulevard Centre, Floreat Forum Conference Centre
Perth Australia 2 day Introductory Workshop With Glen Cooper
This two day workshop is the introduction to the 8 day.
Date: Tuesday March 6 and Wednesday March 7, 2012
Venue: Polly Farmer Room, Subiaco Oval.
St. Cloud, MN with Bert Powell
Date: March 19 - 20, 2012 (Monday - Tuesday)
Venue: Rivers Edge Convention Center in the Herberger Suite 10 4th Ave. South St. Cloud, MN 56301
Cost: $250 USD if registered before February 20, 2012 $275 USD if registered after February 20, 2012
This training has been cancelled due to low attendance numbers. There is a Parenting DVD training scheduled in St. Cloud MN April 30 - May 3 which may be of interest.
This training is open to anyone, regardless of occupation or educational background; Medical professionals, mental health practitioners, educators, clergy, social workers, lawyers, Guardians-ad-Litem, childcare providers, parents, foster parents, and other child service professionals can benefit from such a view by harnessing the fundamental interpersonal processes that promote emotional well being and mental health from birth through old age.
