Attachment Theory
Who developed Attachment Theory?
John Bowlby.
What does PACE stand for?
Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, Empathy.
Why is playfulness important?
It builds connection and reduces fear.
What is the first core strength?
Attachment.
What is tolerance?
Accepting differences in others.
What is secure attachment?
A trusting bond with a caregiver.
What is the goal of PACE?
To build trust and connection.
What is empathy?
Feeling with someone, not for them
What is self-regulation?
Managing emotions and impulses.
What is respect?
Valuing yourself and others.
What is disorganized attachment?
A mix of fear and confusion in relationships.
How does curiosity help?
It avoids judgment and invites understanding.
How can we show empathy?
By validating feelings and staying present.
What is affiliation?
Joining and contributing to a group.
How can we teach respect?
Model it and give positive feedback.
Why is attachment important?
: It affects emotional regulation and relationships.
What is acceptance in PACE?
Accepting the child, not the behavior.
What is a non-example of empathy?
Saying 'you're fine' when a child is upset.
What is attunement?
Being aware of others' needs.
What is a sign of intolerance?
Bullying or exclusion.
What is co-regulation?
Helping a child calm down by staying calm yourself.
What is an example of playfulness?
Using humor to defuse tension.
How does empathy support healing?
It helps children feel seen and safe.
What is respect?
Appreciating worth in self and others.
Why are these strengths important?
They support healthy relationships.