Watch Connect in Action
What is the Connect
Attachment Program?
In this video, we provide a concise overview of why Connect was created, how it works, and some of the most compelling evidence that it leads to real change for families.
Engaging Fathers: How Connect can Support Fathers’ Parenting
This brief video offers fathers insight into why Connect may be a parenting program to attend.
Connect in Kenya
Watch this culturally adapted role-play from our pilot group in Bungoma, Kenya, which the caregivers and facilitators kindly agreed to share.
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Fathers Incorporated & Connect
This compelling video highlights the collaborative work of Fathers Incorporated, a leading national nonprofit in the USA, with the Connect program. Witness the transformative power of fatherhood as we delve into the lives of fathers who, with the support of these initiatives, have overcome barriers and forged strong, nurturing bonds with their children.
Engaging Fathers with the Connect Attachment Program
Fathers can play a pivotal role in supporting their children’s emotional and social wellbeing, yet engaging fathers in parenting programs remains a challenge. In this video, we talk to fathers and Connect facilitators to explore ways that facilitators and service providers can support fathers’ participation in Connect.
Connect for Kinship &
Foster Parents
Watch this video to hear about the program and Kinship and Foster parents experiences.
Engaging Foster Parents with the Connect Attachment Program
Foster parents are integral in making a difference in the lives of children and youth who are not able to reside with their birth parents. This video offers insight into why Connect may be a valuable parenting program for foster parents to attend.
The Connect Story
Developed in collaboration between the Maples Adolescent Treatment Centre and Simon Fraser University, the Connect Parent Group© addresses a critical gap in services for parents and caregivers of adolescents with serious behaviour and mental health problems. Find out more about in this video.