Linda Cundy’s Applying Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice Online Course – FREE 30-day access for a limited time only!
Our client's relationships to themselves and others tells us a lot about their childhood.
If they were unable to develop secure attachments with their caregivers, they often experience lives filled with anxiety, dread, avoidance, failed relationships, low self-esteem and more.
And with these clients, therapeutic progress can slow to a halt. They may spend entire sessions in need of reassurance... or simply refuse to engage at all.
The ability to recognise the symptoms of insecure attachment and adapt your approach in response is a vital skillset for any therapist.
That’s why we’ve put together this comprehensive online course on applying attachment theory in clinical practice with psychoanalytic psychotherapist, leading author and trainer Linda Cundy...
... and for a limited time only, you can access all the content COMPLETELY FREE for 30 days!
You’ll discover how to use the model of attachment-based therapy with clients whose lives are being disrupted by the negative effects of insecure attachment styles...
… so you can help them to develop the qualities of secure attachment for faster therapeutic progress and improved relationships with both themselves and the people in their lives.
There is no cost to register and get 30-day access to this incredible course. You’ve got nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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Treating Complex PTSD
When clients do not have a history of secure attachments, they may blame themselves for being unable to relate in the way they would like. They impose unrealistic expectations on themselves and then self-punish for their perceived failures.
This online course will provide you with the foundational model and tools of attachment theory specifically tailored for applying to your own clinical practice. You’ll gain the knowledge you need to help your clients develop qualities of secure attachment... no matter the modality you’re working with. You’ll discover:
- The power of the attachment theory model and how it can inform your clinical practice
- How understanding the “Key Areas of Focus” can overcome insecure attachment and speed healing with your clients
- The common patterns of insecure attachment and how to adapt your treatment in response
- How deficits in key areas of relational experience can lead to insecure attachments
- And so much more!
In this bonus seminar, you’ll hear from three attachment theory experts as they take a deep dive into the impact that complex relational dynamics can have on attachment... and how this can result in injuries such as attachment wounding, trauma and more. You’ll join:
- Kathy Steele, MN, CS, trauma and dissociation specialist
Kathy focuses on the common dangers and pitfalls around countertransference facing therapists when working with attachment.
- Michael Soth, integral-relational body psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor
Michael covers the concept of relational enactments, giving you the knowledge to make sure you’re not reenacting prior relationships in clients’ lives which may be detrimental to their understanding of secure attachment styles.
- Anne Aiyegbusi, PhD, group analyst, forensic psychotherapist and mental health nurse
Anne reveals how complex trauma dynamics can reverberate through groups, teams and institutions... giving you an all-encompassing perspective of how the effect of attachment styles extends to a wide variety of areas in your clients' lives.
Treating Complex PTSD
Linda Cundy is an attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapist and supervisor in private practice, and a trainer specialising in attachment. She has taught on a number of psychotherapy training courses since the 1990s, including a long association with the Wimbledon Guild where she developed a Post Graduate Diploma in Attachment-Based Therapy. She has contributed a number of articles to professional journals and has written / edited four books to date: Love in the Age of the Internet: Attachment in the Digital Era (2015, Karnac), Anxiously Attached: Understanding and Working with Preoccupied Attachment (2017), Attachment and the Defence Against Intimacy: Understanding and Working with Avoidant Attachment, Self-Hatred, and Shame (2018), and Attachment, Relationships and Food: From Cradle to Kitchen (2021). She continues to be involved in training on a freelance basis and plans to spend more time writing. Her main practice is in Stoke Newington, where she offers attachment-based psychotherapy, counselling and clinical supervision.
Treating Complex PTSD