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Developing self-compassion is helpful to good mental health and contributes to a stable sense of identity. Children in care will have faced great adversity in their life and so will often have low self-esteem, low self-worth and be confused about their identity.
This course will take a look at these issues. We will look at just how important identity and self-esteem is, not just in the now but in the long term. Many children in care do not like themselves and it is of paramount importance that we teach them how to value themselves and believe in themselves, to teach them self-compassion and to be kind to themselves.
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Unlimited Duration
Last Updated
6 April 2022
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Course Curriculum
- Introduction and Overview 00:00:00
- The Importance Of Self-Esteem 00:00:00
- The Issues Of Identity And Self-Esteem In Looked-After Children 00:00:00
- Recognising The Skills Within The Scars 00:00:00
- Identity and Life Story Work 00:00:00
- Keeping It Going: The Long Term 00:00:00
- Summary 00:00:00
- Evaluation – Identity and Self – Esteem Unlimited
One of the best courses I have ever done. I’m very impressed by Scott’s dedication to our learning. It was engaging and very informative. Certainly the use of putting children’s skill sets to good use is a great solution and one that I can use in the ‘live environment’. Thank you for such a great presentation and thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge. Invaluable.
Excellent
Another very helpful insightful course to help me become the best Foster mum to our boy, I can’t recommend your courses enough. Thank you Scott.
Good course, very insightful, however would be good if it was interactive to keep the learner engaged.
I found it really helpful to gain an understanding of how a child in care might yhink and how they can have low aelf esteem.