Psycho-social Developmental Relational Framework

This course introduces the Psycho-social Developmental Relational Framework as an approach to working with children in a child-centered, relational way that prioritizes the child’s well-being.

Module 1 focuses on children’s psychosocial development and well-being, exploring key theories and techniques that help educators understand the complex factors influencing a child’s development. This module lays the foundation for understanding how children grow and develop within their social contexts.

Module 2 delves into emotional development, offering insights into the various theories and practical techniques for supporting children in managing their emotions. Educators will learn how to guide children through the challenges of emotional growth, ensuring they develop healthy emotional regulation skills.

Module 3 introduces a relational approach to education, emphasizing the importance of fostering connections without instilling fear, guilt, or shame. This module explores pedagogical strategies that prioritize empathy, trust, and positive relationships in the learning environment.

Module 4 focuses on building skills through targeted interventions. Educators will learn an intervention protocol designed to support children in overcoming behavioral and social challenges. This module provides practical tools for implementing a child-centered, empathetic approach to skill development, ensuring that each child is supported in their individual growth journey.