The second phase of training in Emotional First Aid (EEH) teaches body-oriented and trauma-sensitive methods of crisis intervention to support parents and children with early regulation and attachment disorders. In particular, the effects of pregnancy, birth and separation trauma on the further development of the parent-child relationship are addressed.
Basic Bonding – Group leader
Basic Bonding – Leaders support parents with minor problems that arise in everyday parenting. They also offer parenting courses to strengthen the bond between parents and their children right from the start. (including butterfly baby massage, stress management, baby reading)
EEH – Specialist consultant
EEH counselors support parents in pronounced crises that arise in the first year of life around the topics of crying, sleeping and feeding. EEH consultants are trained to accompany your infant’s regulation and interaction disorders. The first steps towards a solution are developed with the parents so that they can experience everyday life with their child safely and enjoyably again.
EEH – Therapist
The EEH therapists support babies and parents after overwhelming birth and pregnancy experiences. On the one hand, EEH therapists support infants and toddlers who are under stress so that they can process the injuries of their early years. On the other hand, affected parents receive short-term therapeutic support to help them come to terms with the loss of contact during pregnancy, birth and their first relationship with their child.
Additional qualification “Attachment-oriented body psychotherapy”
Therapists with a degree in “attachment-oriented body psychotherapy (BKPT)” accompany adults in order to work with them on the deeper, and often buried, background of individual stress and attachment patterns. BKPT is a longer-term process that often begins when the acute crisis interventions have been completed.
