TBRI® Conversations: Attachment and Our Histories

Example Programs, Post-Permanency Programming

30-59 minutes

Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development

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How do I know that I can trust the world and the people in it? Is anyone really committed to my wellbeing? Do I have the tools to calm down if I need to? In this conversation, we explore how our own history our own attachment impact our sense of “Felt Safety” and our ability to live our lives freely.

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