Dr. Dan Siegel – Attachment And Relational Resilience Across The Lifespan | Digital Download

This course will bridge the scientific advances in the field of attachment research and fundamental principles of the field of interpersonal neurobiology. From this expanded perspective, secure attachment is understood as emerging from a relational field that is integrative, while non-secure attachment patterns manifest as states of mind that are strategies of adaptation emerging from non-integrative relational communication. Non-secure states of mind, in turn, can be seen to have blocks to the natural process of integration. Each non-secure attachment strategy is created from and in turn creates unique impairments to the integration of the self, mind, brain and relationships. This course will identify specific blockages to integration and provide a roadmap to facilitate integrative transformation.