Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) has been developed by Dan Hughes over the past twenty years as a model of therapy for developmentally traumatized children and their families based on a theoretical understanding of attachment and intersubjective relationships. More recently Dyadic Developmental Practice has been recognized as providing a framework which extends beyond the therapy to also provide network, school and parenting support.
This four day training course introduces DDP and the broader framework of Dyadic Developmental Practice within which the therapy is applied. The core components of DDP will be presented and explored through discussion and experiential exercises.
The face-to-face course will be at the Jury's Inn in Brighton (101 Stroudley Road, Brighton, BN1 4DJ) from 9:30am-4:30pm over the course of 4 days with morning and afternoon refreshments as well as a hot buffet lunch included in the package.
The level one training will provide the knowledge and practice necessary for attendees to apply DDP principles to their work with developmentally traumatised children and their families.
Please email Susanna Searle at
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if you are interested in securing your spot on this course.
