The workshop is suitable for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, and trainees who have a firm understanding of counselling practice

Attachment Lives in the Nervous System: Embodying Attachment Theory

Discover how attachment theory comes alive in the therapy room in this engaging three-hour experiential in-person workshop. Participants will deepen their understanding of attachment patterns, co-regulation, nervous-system safety cues, relational repair and therapeutic presence - and explore how these shape the therapeutic relationship.

Through guided attachment reflection, attendees will learn to recognise attachment dynamics, respond more effectively to relational distress and support greater safety and connection with clients. Participants will leave with an embodied understanding of attachment and practical approaches they can apply directly in their clinical work.

The workshop is suitable for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, as well as trainees who have a firm understanding of counselling theory and practice.

CPD: 3 hours

About the trainer: Leigh Smith is a highly qualified trauma specialist with three decades of experience as a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor. Having founded and successfully led a counselling college, Leigh brings extensive knowledge of therapist development, clinical practice and relational learning. She now runs a private practice and offers a warm, grounded and engaging approach that helps therapists translate complex theory into meaningful, embodied clinical practice.

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