If your child has experienced difficulties in their early lives, as babies or children, the way they communicate their stress to us is by using big behaviours.
Behaviours are a big worry and can be scary to understand for professionals, foster carers and adopted parents as well as schools. It brings to life the meaning that drives complex behaviours, and using an approach known as PACE how we can connect to traumatised children and make them feel safe.
The Training
Scheduled training
Building Attachments
Anne-Marie, and sometimes Peter, walks you through this interactive training in a fun and engaging way, not an easy feat with such a heavy subject matter. You learn about PACE and how the brain is changed by trauma, and how you can help children and young people in your life in the best way.
This training is suitable for foster parents, adoption agencies and parents, educators and anyone who is interested in learning about how the young brain deals with trauma.
Training by request
Bookings
Does your company or event want to book a training session or talk by Anne-Marie?
Anne-Marie is available for bookings around the world.
- Multi day training or single/half day available
- Presentations and talks about PACE and Building Attachments
- Have ideas about content or structure? Let's talk.
Anne-Marie Tipper
Your instructor
Anne-Marie is a dynamic speaker who finds joy in the most unlikely of places. She will make you smile and laugh through your tears as she skillfully takes you on a journey through the workings of the trauma affected young brain.
Anne-Marie is a DDP Practitioner and a member of the DDP International Board. She is a Play and Filial Therapist with an MSc in Attachment Studies and has been training professionals PACE and DDP for many years.
She runs the Annex Project in the U.K when she is not busy with Rafiki Mwema.