Trauma and Attachment: Theory and Practice

3 CE Credit Live Interactive Webinar Thursday, June 1, 2023
8-11 am Pacific / 11 am-2 pm Eastern
Presenter: Terry Levy, PhD

For those who register but are unable to attend, CE credits (though not Live) will be available by viewing the recording and completing the post-test and evaluation. Distance Learning Board Approvals

This webinar satisfies requirements for live CE credits for all professions except psychologists licensed outside of California and New York.

NOTE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS: For psychologists licensed in California and New York, this webinar satisfies requirements for live, interactive Continuing Education. For psychologists not licensed in either New York or CA, due to APA policies, Continuing Education certificates will be designated as home study.

DESCRIPTION: Having safe and secure emotional attachments as a child with parents and caregivers, and with our adult partners, is a basic human need. Attachment styles developed in childhood stay with us for a lifetime, and influence our emotional security, the personal meaning we give to experiences, and our ability to create and maintain closeness, trust, safety, and stability in intimate relationships.

In this session, Dr. Levy, through didactic instruction and case studies will guide you through underlying theories of both trauma and attachment therapy. He will discuss the 4 models of attachment, how attachment and trauma are intertwined, and how psychosocial history and attachment patterns impact clients in a therapeutic setting.

For a description of the complete certification training click here. For access to recordings of past trainings, please contact support@zurinstitute.com