Attachment Therapy

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Attachment Therapy is a therapeutic approach that focuses on understanding and healing the emotional bonds formed during early childhood. Rooted in Attachment Theory, developed by psychologist John Bowlby, this therapy explores how early relationships with caregivers shape our ability to form and maintain healthy relationships throughout life.


How Does Attachment Therapy Work?


In Attachment Therapy, therapists help clients uncover and address patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that stem from their early attachment experiences. This process often involves:


Benefits of Attachment Therapy


Attachment Therapy offers numerous benefits, including:


Who Can Benefit from Attachment Therapy?


Attachment Therapy can be beneficial for anyone struggling with relationship issues, emotional regulation, or self-esteem. It is particularly helpful for individuals who have experienced:

We are dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate space for you to explore your emotions and heal from past experiences. Our trauma-informed approaches, including EMDR and IFS, combined with somatic and trauma-informed coaching, provide a comprehensive path to resilience, growth, and self-acceptance.