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An exploration of healing trauma through presence, connection, and self-awareness. Joining me to take us on this journey of discovery is licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Jacob Ham. Dr. Ham will offer listeners a deeper understanding of trauma’s impact on a person’s neurobiology and their interpretation of the world around them, while emphasizing the importance of our relationships as a means of healing.

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186. Using presence as the antidote to trauma: How we begin to break cycles with Dr. Jacob Ham

A man and women in a dark room dealing with trauma

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166. The fluidity of secure and insecure attachment patterns with Dr. Annie Zimmerman

Family of 4 snuggled on the couch, smiling, and watching a movie together

Embark on a journey of self-exploration that will empower you to rewrite your attachment narrative! Joining me to share her expertise on attachment patterns in adult relationships is psychotherapist and the author of the new book Your Pocket Therapist, Dr. Annie Zimmerman.

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162. Transforming Relationships: How Integrative Attachment Family Therapy can deepen bonds with Dafna Lender

Baby laying on his mothers chest while holding her face and smiling

Explore the benefits of Integrative Attachment Family Therapy and its application in parenting. Dafna Lender discusses building resilient connections through play, co-regulation, and understanding children’s needs, emphasizing the importance of addressing parent-child relationships and navigating challenging behaviors.

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160. Why one size-fits-all parenting doesn’t work and how to parent for the way YOUR child is wired with Dr. Danielle Dick

Stands of DNA

Here to talk about the impact of DNA, environmental factors, and the interplay between a child’s actions and a parent’s response is Dr. Danielle Dick. Dr. Dick is the author of The Child Code and an internationally recognized and award-winning expert on genetic and environmental influences on human behavior.

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