A new course from
Kim Barthel!
2-Day Workshop in Melbourne – The World-First Launch!
Friday 14th November 2025 & Saturday 15th November 2025
Early bird savings until 30th June!
Human beings are wired for connection and belonging
Whether you work in healthcare, education, or any profession that supports others, understanding the theory and neurobiology of attachment is essential.
In this innovative and practical course, you’ll explore how attachment adaptations shape our sense of self, relationships, and interactions throughout life. More importantly, you’ll gain strategies to foster co-regulation, helping you build attuned, meaningful connections with those you support.
Join us to deepen your understanding of neurobiology, attachment, and human connection – and elevate the way you engage with others.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Describe the neurobiological foundations and role of attachment in emotional and relational development across different environments and contexts
Discuss the different theoretical models of attachment and how they can assist with understanding oneself and others
Explain attachment through a spectrum of attachment adaptations with flexibility, and their impact on self-awareness for both the clients and the therapists as they relate to self-regulation
Develop individual therapeutic strategies for responding effectively to the various shades of attachment adaptations, enhancing effective therapeutic use of self and co-regulation
Who is this workshop for?
This course is designed for any professional working in relational fields, including:
Allied Heath & Mental Health Professionals – OTs, psychologists, speech pathologists, social workers, counselors
Medical Professionals – Doctors, nurses, and professionals working in trauma-informed care
Professionals working with children and families
Coaches and professionals in relational fields
Educators
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