30 Jan - 1 Feb 2025: IAT Hybrid Level 2/3 Training

Are you ready to take your Integrative Attachment Therapy (IAT) skills to the next level?

This exclusive three-day hybrid training offers advanced instruction in treatment planning and clinical techniques for addressing complex presentations of attachment insecurity.

Join us on 30 January - 1 February 2025, from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM daily, at Craniosacral Healing Arts in Pasadena, Los Angeles. Led by IAT co-founders Dr. David Elliott and Nigel Denning, this immersive training will deepen your expertise and equip you with sophisticated skills for delivering impactful IAT interventions.

Open to those who have completed the IAT Level 1 course or equivalent training, this advanced event is available for $650 USD.

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The training event will help you to:

Deepen Your Understanding of the Three Pillars

Gain the ability to describe the complementary, inter-dynamic relationship among the Three Pillars of IAT, and understand how they work together to support effective therapeutic outcomes.

Enhance Your Treatment Planning Skills

Develop confidence in using attachment assessment instruments to create tailored treatment plans that meet the unique therapeutic needs of each client.

Address Resistance and Reactivity with Confidence

Learn to effectively navigate patient resistances and reactivity within the therapeutic process, ensuring a safe and supportive space for growth.

Recognize and Solidify Earned Security

Gain the ability to identify when earned security has been established and determine the next therapeutic steps to support your client’s continued development.

Why Integrative Attachment Therapy?

Integrative Attachment Therapy combines the best aspects of several therapeutic approaches to resolve attachment insecurity and to promote healthy and secure attachment relationships.

This approach recognizes that there is no single "one-size-fits-all" therapy that can address the complex and multifaceted nature of attachment disturbances and their effects. Skill with IAT helps the clinician tailor the treatment to the patient and avoid trying to fit the patient to a therapy method. Through using an integrative approach, IAT therapists can draw on the strengths of various therapeutic modalities to create a more comprehensive and effective treatment plan.

Testimonials from Past Participants of IAT Training

"The IAT training is a must for any dedicated psychotherapist. The approach provides positive and transformative attachment experiences for clients. One of the better professional development trainings I’ve had in the last 30 years. Quality trainers. Highly recommended."

- Forrest James

M.An.Psych., B.App.Sci. Grad. Cert.M.H. PACFA Registered Clinical Psychotherapist / Supervisor Director - Dasein Consulting Pty Ltd

"One of my main interests is attachment, and with so much noise out there, it isn't easy to find really good teachings. I have gotten so much out of this course: the excellent balance between theory, practice, demos and Q&A gave me enough confidence to start using this exquisite model immediately in my practice."

-Irene Quintavalle

Director and Psychotherapist at Numina Clinic

"The content of this course is unrivaled. There is truly nothing else available like it that includes such breadth and depth and clinical sophistication. It is refreshingly integrative, contemporary, and hands-on. Don’t be surprised if you come away being healed in some ways yourself!"

-Ann Kelley, Ph.D. and Sue Marriott

LCSW, CGP, hosts of the Therapist Uncensored podcast & authors of Secure Relating: Holding Your Own in an Insecure World

About Your Instructors

Dr David Elliott (USA)

A leading authority in attachment repair, David is a clinical psychologist who teaches internationally on attachment, personality psychology, and psychotherapy, including at the International School for Psychotherapy, Counseling and Group Leadership in St. Petersburg and the Psychosynthesis Academy in Stockholm. He earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from Harvard University in 1989. Dr. Elliott is co-author, with Daniel P. Brown, of Attachment Disturbances in Adults: Treatment for Comprehensive Repair (2016).

Nigel Denning (Australia)

Nigel is a Counselling Psychologist and Director of Integrative Psychology and Medicine in Melbourne, Australia, and has a rich history of advancing education in psychology. Nigel has studied and collaborated with renowned figures in psychology worldwide, including Dan Siegel, John and Julie Gottman, and Alan Schore. Recently, he's been involved in developing the Three Pillars of Attachment Repair and Integrative Attachment Therapy with David Elliott and Traill Dowie.

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