Attachment Healing IPF, Parts, and IEMT
Attachment Healing IPF, Parts, and IEMT
30 minutes free for the first session. T&C Apply
I offer three types of healing modalities. The Ideal Parent Figure Protocol is a method that allows you to build a new internal working model of attachment patterns. I also DMR Deep Mind Reframing. Finally I do Parts work, like IFS, healing wounded ego states.
EXPLORE SERVICESI’ve been rigorously trained in the 3 Pillar model for Attachment Repair created by Dan Brown and David Elliott in their book, Attachment Disturbances: Treatment for Comprehensive Repair. *I’ve completed Daniel Brown’s Attachment Disturbances Clinical Training module course. *I’ve Completed Level I & II 3 Pillars Ideal Parent Figure Protocol Masterclass with Dr Zach Bein at adultattachmenthealing.com, and have had his supervision. *Finally, I am in David Elliott’s Group supervision class for 3 Pillar Integrative Attachment Therapy. *I’m also trained in IFS Internal Family Systems, Level 1 Stepping Stone by Derek Scott, as well as several other modalities.
Heal your wounded parts, connection can then flow naturally.
This method integrates the methodology of Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) and Somatic body work to heal core pain and unmet feelings and needs to find a greater sense of internal harmony and wholeness in life.
I use the Ideal Parent Figure Protocol to help you create a new inner working model for relationship patterns.
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