In the four hours of video training, Dr. Katz :

	describes the behavioral problems that frequently occur;
	explains how emotional problems, including   a.   impairment in the ability to become close to, attached to, and trusting of others;   b.   a strong need to feel in control of some aspect of their lives in order to compensate for feelings of vulnerability and insecurity;   c.   impaired sense of identity, including low self esteem;   d.   strong anger and rage;   e.   developmental delays and regression in social skills;   f.   negative attitudes; and   g.   selfish ineffective values develop and how they produce behavioral problems;
	demonstrates many responses and interventions that are effective in working on and reducing these problems;
	teaches specific ways to help children learn how to:   a.   form and maintain healthy attachments and relationships despite previous losses;   b.   feel and be in control in positive ways despite having experienced painful situations over which they had little or no control;   c.   build self-esteem and a healthy sense of identity;   d.   overcome anger, including expressing it effectively by using it's energy to make positive things happen;   e.   gain maturity;   f.   develop a positive attitude in an often frustrating world; and   g.   learn, internalize, and apply effective values;
	shows how to increase the impact of helping methods by reinforcing verbal ideas with multi-sensory, hands on, real life, concrete, tangible experiences.