Relational Neuroscience of Attachment: Working with Anxious Attachment Style

<p>In this course, psychotherapist Ana Lund, trained in transactional analysis, introduces a neuroscience-informed pathway for working with anxious attachment. She explains social allostasis and the NAMA network model, then shows how to help clients move from anxious activation toward secure attachment. Through a practical sequence - rapport via emotional connection, co-regulation, mindfulness/breathwork, de-pathologising psychoeducation, perspective-taking/reappraisal, cultivating an inner secure base, and script work - clinicians learn to strengthen clients’ self-regulation, resilience beliefs, and self-esteem. Real-world application is foregrounded with case material and decision points germane to outpatient adults.</p> <p>This course is the fourth of a five-part series on this topic. Each of the other courses can be found <a target="_blank" href="https://www.mentalhealthacademy.com.au/team/ana-lund">here</a>, in the list of Dr. Lund’s courses.</p>