Dates: 21 & 22 Nov 2026
Time: 9am - 1pm aest
I’m an integrative psychotherapist, SEP™, working with attachment and relational trauma — PTSD, CPTSD, and developmental, relational and intergenerational wounds.
My training: Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, Internal Family Systems, Integrative Focusing-Oriented Therapy, the Felt Sense Polyvagal Model and Clinical Hypnotherapy — mind-body work.
Early caregiving shapes the nervous system — and those patterns arrive in your therapy room years later. Drawing on neuroscience, polyvagal theory, somatic work (Somatic Experiencing and Hakomi), parts work (IFS) and hypnotherapy, we move from theory to application, when the pattern shows up in session.
• Read attachment patterns through cues presented in the room, not history alone
• Pace sessions safely, within the client’s window of tolerance
• Recognise and repair relational ruptures as they happen
• Stay regulated yourself and support co-regulation
ATTACHMENT WORKSHOP
Day 1: Roadmap to Attachment Patterns
Introduction to a developmental and relational framework for understanding attachment.
• How early care forms attachment patterns neurologically and physiologically
• Dysregulation, hyperarousal and hypoarousal in childhood — and the long-term effects of developmental trauma
• The four primary attachment styles, with clinical examples
• The therapist as a secure base, using a specialised attachment model to guide the relationship
Day 2: Working with Attachment in the Room
Moving from theory to clinical applications.
• Understanding avoidant, anxious, disorganised through behaviours, body cues, emotional defences and autonomic nervous system responses.
• Unresolved trauma and CPTSD as they surface in the therapeutic relationship
• Integrative interventions across various modalities
• Attunement, pacing, relational repair — and the therapist’s own self-regulation
See you soon!