Working with Attachment through the Lens of the Nervous System: Expanding Capacity for Connection and Safety
Working with Attachment through the Lens of the Nervous System: Expanding Capacity for Connection and Safety
Description
This workshop is designed for clinicians and therapists who want to deepen their understanding of attachment through the applied lens of Polyvagal Theory. By integrating the science of the nervous system with attachment theory, participants will explore how regulation and safety shape relational patterns and broaden a client’s capacity for connection.
The training will combine didactic learning, guided exercises, live demonstrations, and experiential practice. Through this integrative approach, clinicians will strengthen their ability to recognize nervous system states that underlie attachment dynamics, and will develop practical skills to support clients in cultivating secure, flexible, and resilient connections.
This workshop offers both a theoretical foundation and hands-on tools, making it ideal for practitioners who want to expand their clinical work with attachment-informed, somatically grounded interventions.
Date : February 6, 2026
Time : 9am-5:30pm (1.5 hour lunch)
Location : Love Life Therapy Center, LLC, 1430 E Ft Lowell Rd, Suite 210, Tucson, AZ
CEUs: 6.5 (pending approval)
Polyvagal Theory in Clinical Practice Series
Integrating the Science of Safety, Connection, and Healing
This training is Session 2 of a workshop series that brings Polyvagal Theory into practical, clinical application, offering clinicians, therapists, and practitioners cutting-edge tools to support nervous system regulation, transform entrenched patterns, and expand the possibilities for healing. Each workshop combines didactic teaching, experiential learning, and live demonstrations, giving participants both a deep theoretical foundation and hands-on strategies to integrate into their work.
These workshops can be taken individually as stand-alone trainings, or bundled together as a series at a discounted rate. Together, they form a comprehensive, somatically grounded learning experience that equips practitioners with the knowledge and skills to bring Polyvagal Theory to life in their clinical practice.