Workshop

Healing Attachment Wounds in Adulthood

This 3-hour training examines how early life experiences shape adult attachment and relationships. Participants will gain skills in assessing attachment patterns, identifying emotional and behavioral impacts, and applying strategies for healing. The workshop focuses on deepening understanding of attachment issues and offers practical tools to promote self-awareness, compassion, and meaningful change.

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About This Course

This 3-hour training delves into the significant influence of early life experiences on adult attachment and interpersonal relationships. Participants will gain insights into assessing adult attachment styles, identifying emotional and behavioral manifestations of attachment wounding, and employing strategies to foster healing and compassion. The workshop combines theoretical knowledge with practical tools to help practitioners support clients in understanding and transforming attachment-related issues.

Topics of focus will include: 
  • Identifying Attachment Wounding: Understanding how early attachment experiences shape adult behavior and relationships.
  • Assessment Activities: Tools and techniques for evaluating adult attachment patterns and their emotional impacts.
  • Strategies for Increased Awareness: Approaches to deepen self-awareness and recognize attachment-related challenges.
  • Treatment Strategies: Effective methods for promoting healing, self-compassion, and positive change in attachment patterns.
*Please note that a portion of the proceeds from your registration will be donated to ATTCH Niagara to support the delivery of free and low cost therapy. 
PREREQUISITES: Completed Part 1 & 2 of the CTIC Stream

FORMAT: Virtually / Self-paced

LENGTH: 3 Hours

FOR WHO: Therapists

TAUGHT BY: Lori Gill
Lori Gill is a Registered Psychotherapist and Certified Trauma Specialist with over 18 years of experience. As the Founder of the Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH), she integrates multiple modalities to regulate the body, brain, and mind simultaneously through her innovative approach, the Integrative Trauma and Attachment Treatment Model (ITATM).

COMPANY / LARGE GROUP ADAPTABLE:  Yes 
We can adapt to fit your requirements and budget, with options for virtual or on-site sessions. Benefit from group discounts and personalized plans for maximum value. Contact us to discuss your specific needs and budget today.

Meet the Instructor

Featuring Lead Trainer: Lori Gill, MACP, RP, CTIC

Lori Gill is the Founder and Clinical Director at the Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH) and Lori Gill Psychotherapy. She is a Registered Psychotherapist, Certified Trauma Specialist (CTS), and a Trainer and Consultant Supervisor for STARR Commonwealth. With over 18 years of experience, Lori has worked in various settings, helping children, youth, and adults with trauma, attachment, mental health, and more.

Lori developed the Integrative Trauma and Attachment Treatment Model (ITATM)®, which integrates multiple modalities like sensory processing, somatics, CBT, and bilateral stimulation to regulate the body, brain, and mind. She is recognized for her contributions to the trauma field, including receiving an Award of Excellence in 2014. Lori also provides consultation, supervision, and wellness therapy to prevent compassion fatigue.

As a sought-after presenter, Lori offers international training to help organizations become trauma-informed and deliver trauma-specific treatments. For more information and reviews, visit our website or Facebook page. Follow Lori on social media here.
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Lori Gill

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95 Niagara St, St. Catharines, ON L2R 4L3
trainings@attch.org
(289) 968-9619

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