• How trauma and attachment interact within the nervous system
• Recognizing attachment strategies and relational patterns in session
• Tracking shifts in connection, distance, protest, and shutdown
• Understanding reenactment and relational triggers in trauma therapy
• Using therapist regulation and countertransference as clinical information
• Supporting co regulation, safety, and repair in the therapeutic relationship
• Navigating rupture and repair without over functioning or withdrawal
• Ethical boundaries and relational clarity in attachment based trauma work

This workshop is designed for:

• Licensed mental health professionals working with trauma and relational wounds
• Therapists interested in attachment informed trauma therapy
• Clinicians working with clients who experience relational instability or attachment injury
• Practitioners seeking to strengthen attunement and relational presence
• Therapists wanting practical tools for working with attachment activation in session

This is an educational training. It is not a certification program and does not replace required modality specific training or supervision.

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

1. Describe how trauma impacts attachment patterns and relational behavior.

2. Identify nervous system cues associated with attachment activation in therapy

3. Apply attunement and co regulation strategies within the therapeutic relationship.

4. Recognize and respond to rupture and repair processes in trauma therapy.

5. Explain ethical considerations related to relational dynamics and attachment based work.