International Speaker Webinar Series – Attachment, Trauma and Healing Session 3 (online)

Jun 18, 2020 - Jun 18, 2020

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International Speaker Webinar Series – Attachment, Trauma and Healing Session 3 (online)

Jun 18 2020

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By attending these webinars you will:

Understand a summary of the speaker’s approach and/or theory so you can apply it in your practice
Explore themes that are relevant to human relationships, therapeutic processes and the ways in which individuals heal from trauma
Gain an insight into the experiences of each speaker and how they influenced the evolution of their thinking and approaches
Hear the most up to date considerations of each speaker in the broader context of their community

Session 3 features Professor Ed Tronick. Register here.

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