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	Running Away Preview Description Related Courses Share Rick Delaney, Ph.D. explores reasons children run away from caregivers. Five types of runaway behavior are examined: searching for roots, running from rules, running from love and intimacy, wanting to be wanted, and running to street crime. Dr. Delaney discusses warning signs of running away and the development of a safety plan. At the end of this course, you will be able to: identify five reasons why foster children might run away list five warning signs of running away describe four ways to help children stay connected to a birth parent identify three components of a safety plan describe five strategies for promoting non-threatening belonging state three ways to replace negative attention-seeking behaviors Understanding Sex Trafficking Explores commercial sexual exploitation of children, what it is, and how parents can recognize signs that a child is being sexually exploited. [Also available in Spanish] Parent-Child Attachment This course explores the difference between healthy and unhealthy attachment, how separation and loss affect attachment, and how attachment theory applies to real life. [Also available in Spanish] Understanding Birth Family Relationships Explores the range of openness in adoption, the birth connection, and birth relationships. Share this with friends. Link to share: This course explores five types of running away behavior with children: searching for roots running from rules running from love and intimacy wanting to be wanted running to street crime 2 credit hours, $10.00 per person