WHAT IS SSAP TRAINING?
The SSAP is a non-intrusive assessment tool which proves valuable for examining young children’s mental representations of attachment and relationships in clinical practice, social work and research.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE:2015) recommends the SSAP for accessing attachment difficulties in children in all health and social care settings.
WHO WOULD BENEFIT FROM TRAINING?
Attendees should work with children age 4-9yrs of age within a clinical, social work, social care or research setting – suited to qualified practitioners with a degree level qualification who work in child mental health, social care, social work, therapy or post graduate researchers.
Attendees should work with children age 4-9yrs of age within a clinical, social work, social care or research setting – suited to qualified practitioners with a degree level qualification who work in child mental health, social care, social work, therapy or post graduate researchers.