Mind, Body, Social, & Spiritual Approaches for Healing Attachment: 30 World-Leading Pioneers Share Their Best Practices Summit

Online Summit | Oct 28 – Nov 1, 2024

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Attachment wounds and developmental trauma are often the root cause of many mental health problems, including: depression, anxiety, eating disorders, BPD, and addiction. Understanding attachment dynamics is therefore vital for anyone working in the helping professions today.

Research shows that secure attachment is linked with increased resilience, greater happiness, and stronger personal relationships. It also shows that insecure attachment increases your vulnerability to a whole host of negative outcomes, including anxiety, depression, and substance use disorders.

Importantly, studies have also found that attachment patterns are passed on from generation to generation. This means that if you are able to reshape your attachment patterns in the present, not only are you healing your own wounds, but also those of your parents and ancestors, as well as those of the children and descendants that will follow you.

In other words, by transforming your own inner world, you have the potential to be the person who disrupts a long line of suffering — and be the person responsible for creating a greater sense of peace, harmony, and an improved quality of life for the generations that follow you.

People like: Bessel van der Kolk, Sue Johnson, Richard Schwartz, Steven Hayes, Dan Siegel, Janina Fisher, Stephen Porges, Pat Ogden, Paul Gilbert OBE, and many more.