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The Incredible Adolescent Brain Supporting Young Adults
Audience: Foster Care
Single session
About this course
With research into the neurobiological changes which happen during adolescence continuing to grow we have a wealth of information to deepen our understanding and inform our approach to supporting young adults.
This workshop explores these neurobiological changes and their impact on how young people think and behave, in particular, those young people who have experienced trauma and adversity.
It provides host families with an opportunity to explore and reflect on ways to effectively connect and engage with young people using a therapeutic approach which promotes their development holistically.
What you'll take away
- To increase carers’ understanding of the neurobiological changes specific to young people between the ages of 12 – 24 years and how these impact on young people who have experienced trauma or adversity
- To explore therapeutic strategies for connecting and engaging with young adults
- To provide space for carers to reflect on the information shared and consider ways of applying this to their everyday life with the young adults in their care
If you have any queries regarding the content of the course, or are unable to access the zoom link please e-mail: [email protected]
For queries relating to booking a course or accessing your Education People account please contact: [email protected]
Prices
Dates
- Session - 17/11/2026 10:00 - 12:30
Event type
OnlineAddress
Online
Delivered by
- Kent Supported Homes