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Alison Fordham
Alison ID: 61105387
Course Completed: Early Childhood Emotional Addiction
Date of Completion: 29th September 2026
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 3h 10m
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Course Information
Learn how to identify and manage children’s addiction to certain emotions in this free online child psychology course.
What is emotional addiction? This question arises as we discuss the issues pertinent to early childhood development. This child psychology course begins with the basics of understanding emotions and their roles. We lay out types of basic emotions and theories surrounding them to explain the idea of emotional addiction, which refers to an unhealthy dependence on specific emotions. The course discusses various types of emotional response along with the meaning of emotions, feelings and moods.
We then explain why emotions are essential and describe the nature and effect of emotional neglect. We show you how emotionally neglectful parents affect their children to help you connect the dots between neglect and addiction. What are the behaviors associated with emotional addiction in children? We answer such questions as you learn about the signs and symptoms of neglect, emotional addiction and attachment disorders. The course also outlines the causes, symptoms and treatment of attachment issues.
Finally, we trace the connection between childhood trauma and addiction as we unpack the profound concept of attachment bonds. Is there a difference between an attachment bond and the bond of love? We provide the answer as you master an important developmental aspect of early childhood. Whether you are a teacher, parent or counselor, this course adds value to your skills. Enrol to learn how to help children overcome emotional addiction as they develop in early childhood.


