growth through nurture series. Online Workshop: Introduction to Attending to Attachment Wounds
One-Day Online Workshop: Introduction to Attending to Attachment Wounds
This one-day online workshop is a gentle introduction to the themes of attachment and relational repair. Together, we will explore how early attachment patterns shape our inner world and relationships, and how disruptions to these patterns can impact our sense of safety and connection.
Through psychotherapeutic reflection, creative exploration, and somatic practices, participants will gain an accessible first step into this work. This workshop is ideal if you are curious about the approach and would like to experience it before joining a retreat.
growth through nurture series. Attending to attachment wounds two day non-residential retreat
Two-Day Non-Residential Retreat: Attending to Attachment Wounds
Building on the foundations of the introductory workshop, this two-day, non-residential retreat offers a deeper and more immersive exploration. Across two days, we create a safe and nurturing environment to work more closely with attachment wounds, exploring ways to restore resilience, authenticity, and flow.
Through group processes, integrative psychotherapy, creative arts, and somatic practices, you will be guided to tend to your relationship with self and others. Held as a daytime retreat without overnight stay, it allows for a deep dive while returning home each evening.
growth through nurture series. Four-Day Residential Retreat: Attending to Attachment Wounds
Four-Day Residential Retreat: Attending to Attachment Wounds
The residential retreat offers the most comprehensive and immersive experience. Across four days and three nights, participants are held in a beautiful natural setting where depth work can unfold with spaciousness and continuity.
Alongside integrative psychotherapy, creative and somatic practices, this retreat includes evening integration sessions, movement practices in nature, and shared meals—supporting a holistic experience of safety, restoration, and reconnection.
The residential format allows for profound healing processes to emerge within community, with time for both structured therapeutic work and rest.