COSI Livestream Event on March 22, 2023
The Human Condition: A Journey Through The Core Sensitivities
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Did You Miss The COSI Livestream Event on February 22nd?
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Seeing the Need Through the Challenging Behavior
Read the full blog article as part of our series, The World Is A Circle
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Circle Stories
Circle Stories include updates from Circle of Security International and other stories from around the world that focus on the Circle of Security. Click on the story below to learn more or click on the green arrows to be taken to another Circle Story. If you have a Circle Story to share, contact Angie [at] circleofsecurityinternational [dot] com.

At Darcey, Educators Intent On Creating Circle Of Security
Our team and COS-International are excited about the ways in which the COSP program is influencing schools to focus on supporting security for their students. Here's a story from the state of Connecticut (USA) that gives a sense of some of the ways school districts are leveraging COSP to support learning. You can find out more about the COS-Classroom approach at
https://www.circleofsecurityinternational.com/cosc-approach-an-overview/.
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The Chance For a New Life
Helping parents struggling with substance misuse focus on their children’s attachment needs is one critical strategy in supporting recovery. Circle of Security interventions have long been used by teams working with parents who struggle with substance use. Here’s a Circle Story, told in video form, from our colleagues at the University of North Carolina Horizons Program. Special thanks to our long term partner, Evette Horton, PhD, Director of Child Clinical Services at UNC-Horizons for sharing this video, entitled “The Chance For a New Life”

A Second Chance
by uwgnh.org
We’re inspired by Jermaine’s story and reminded that leveraging the hopes and dreams of a parent who is struggling by having that parent participate in the COSP program can lead to remarkable outcomes. It’s incredible to think that Jermaine is now able to share his experiences with at-risk youth in his community. You can learn more about the EMERGE program and applications of COSP with incarcerated parents here. Thanks to our colleague Barbara Stern at the United Way of Greater New Haven for sharing this Circle Story with us.
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