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Course Details

 

Circle of Security

Course ID  108873
NDSU Parent Resource Centers
 
(701) 456-0007
 

Description

The evidence-based Circle of Security program focuses on how adult/child relationships can be strengthened by teaching caregivers new ways to understand the needs of young children. Circle of Security is designed to help caregivers increase their awareness of children’s needs and meet those needs, not just focusing on the behaviors of the child. Caregivers learn about the Circle of Security graphic and use that as a guide in determining how they interact and interpret needs of young children to better meet these critical needs. Caregivers reflect on their response to the needs of the young child and explore how an adult’s response to a child’s cues of a need affect the adult/child relationship positively or negatively. Caregivers learn to “be with” the child to become a safe base from which the child can explore but also a safe haven to be welcomed back. The Circle of Security is based on application of attachment theory.


9.00 Hours

Course Level

Level 1 Basic Licensing

Approved Clock Hours

Course Category

Early Childhood (Ages 0-8)

General Course

(9 Hours)

CDA Subject Areas

Supporting children’s social and emotional development (9 Hours)

Center Staff
Family/Group

Infants (0-17 months)
Toddler (18-35 months)
Three Year Olds (starting at 36 months)
Four Year Olds (starting at 48 months)
Five Year Olds (starting at 60 months)
Elementary (6-12 years)

There are no events currently scheduled for this course.