( HS Webb 150668 2026) Healing Unspoken Wounds Paired Attachment Therapy for Parents and Children

Course overview

When children carry histories of trauma and parents bring their own unhealed attachment wounds, cycles of misattunement and disconnection can quietly shape family life. Whether in adoptive families or biological ones, these patterns often repeat across generations leaving both parents and children struggling to feel safe and connected. This session introduces Paired Attachment Therapy, an approach that helps repair these hidden wounds by addressing the needs of both parent and child, creating space for new patterns of trust, attunement, and healing. Key takeaways: How unspoken attachment wounds emerge in parent-child dynamics The unique challenges of adoptive families and parallels in all family systems Paired Attachment Therapy to restore safety, attunement, and trust Strategies for breaking generational cycles and fostering secure connection