Published 3/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 4.00 GB | Duration: 3h 7m

Blending theory with meditiation and self hypnosis, this course gives you a starting point for working with attachment

What you'll learn

Gain a basic understanding of what an attachment style is

Learn what the five love languages are

Explore your own attachment behaviour

Use self hypnosis tools to work with your own attachment behaviour

Requirements

No experience needed, all levels welcome

Description

It's human nature to want to want to connect, to have a drive to attach to others and feel safe doing so. Secure attachment allows us to rely on others and to be comfortable with them relying on us; to have our expectations met and to meet the needs and expectations of those we connect to. Which is why the theories of attachment and connection are so well researched.This short program introduces the concept of attachment, and describes the key attributes of anxious attachment, avoidant attachment, and disorganised attachment with some suggestions on how you can work towards creating a secure attachment style for yourself.This program looks at attachment behaviour, explaining how attachment styles change and develop with our life experience and how we can have a different attachment style with every connection. Attachment styles are fluid, and by learning your attachment behaviour and love languages, you can understand what you need in order to be securely attached.Using hypnotherapy techniques and therapeutic tools, this course takes you through some of the key psychology theories around attachment, from John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, through to Gary Chapman's Love Languages. You will use guided meditation to discover your own attachment behaviour and consider what attachment wounds you may be carring which may make it harder for you to find a secure attachment.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Why is attachment important?

Lecture 2 About me

Lecture 3 What to expect from this course?

Lecture 4 Love yourself first?

Section 2: Attachment Theory

Lecture 5 Attachment Theory

Lecture 6 How our attachment behaviour changes

Lecture 7 Exploring your attachment behaviour

Lecture 8 Pathworking

Lecture 9 Pathworking debrief

Section 3: Attachment Styles

Lecture 10 Link to Attachment Styles Test

Lecture 11 Anxious Attachment (Pre-occupied Attachment)

Lecture 12 Avoidant Attachment (Dismissive Attachment)

Lecture 13 Secure Attachment

Lecture 14 Disorganised Attachment (Fearful Avoidant Attachment)

Section 4: Love languages

Lecture 15 What are love languages?

Lecture 16 Criticism of the love language theory

Lecture 17 Love languages for self soothing

Lecture 18 Link to Love Languages Test

Lecture 19 How can I love *me* better?

Lecture 20 Pathworking

Lecture 21 Pathworking debrief

Section 5: Healing your attachment

Lecture 22 Attachment Trauma

Lecture 23 Healing your attachment style

Lecture 24 Borrowing secure attachment

Lecture 25 Pathworking

Lecture 26 Pathworking debrief

Lecture 27 Self parenting

Lecture 28 Self partnering

Section 6: Next steps

Lecture 29 Next Steps

Lecture 30 Bennu's Table (online monthly event)

Lecture 31 Katie Gerrard

Lecture 32 Heid Hypnotherapy

Lecture 33 Accessing mental health support

Lecture 34 Recommended Reading

Those who want to learn more about attachment and connection in both theory and practise

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