Course overview
Develop knowledge and understanding of how Mental Health affects younger children aged from birth to 5 years old. You will understand the impact that attachment and adverse childhood experiences can have on children in the early years and how to support their health and wellbeing.
Gain key knowledge and understanding on how an early year’s practitioner can support and aid the overall mental health and wellbeing for young children.
Understand the mental health for children in the early years. Understand the significance of attachment and adverse childhood experiences for young children in the early years. Understand the roles and responsibilities for supporting the health and wellbeing for children in the early years.
Course information
Assessment involves completion of relevant work booklets or online units which are completed as distance learning and submitted to the college.
A willingness to learn and eagerness to care for children and young people either at home or through employment.
www.stockton.ac.uk/apply
This qualification is awarded by CACHE
- Level 2 Accredited Qualification
- Fully funded if you are a 19+ Learner.
- * £120 withdrawal or non-completion fee applies if you do not complete your course.
For more information contact
Distancelearning@stockton.ac.uk
Module text books are provided with all learning materials included for your directed study.
