Join us for a dynamic panel exploring the intersection of attachment theory and the foundations of parts work in trauma healing.
This session dives deeper into the landscape of your inner world. We’ll explore what “parts” actually are – those different aspects of yourself that carry distinct emotions, beliefs, and protective strategies – and how they actively influence your relationships every day.
Discover how parts formed through insecure attachment patterns show up in your connections with others. Whether it’s the part that withdraws when things get too close, the part that becomes anxious when someone seems distant, or the part that tries to control outcomes to feel safe – we’ll explore how these internal dynamics play out in real relationships.
You’ll learn practical ways to recognize your parts in action, understand their protective intentions, and begin developing a more compassionate relationship with the full spectrum of who you are. We’ll examine how different attachment styles create specific part patterns and how awareness of these dynamics can transform your relational experiences.
Perfect for anyone wanting to deepen their self-understanding, improve relationship patterns, or simply curious about how our internal world shapes our external connections. Come ready for insights that bridge psychology and lived experience, with plenty of space for questions and real-world application.
ABOUT THE PRACTITIONERS
Dr. Jacqueline Williams, LMFT is a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 20 years of experience in both clinical practice and academia. She specializes in trauma recovery, couples work, and helping people reconnect to themselves and their relationships in meaningful, healing ways. Known for her down-to-earth, compassionate approach, Dr. Williams brings deep knowledge and real-world experience to her work. She’s passionate about making complex ideas like attachment theory and parts work feel accessible and empowering, especially for those who may feel unsure or overwhelmed by the idea of diving into trauma work. Her goal is always the same: to help people feel seen, supported, and more whole.
Serena Yeager, LMHC is a trauma-focused, IFS trained psychotherapist. Her attachment-informed approach, rooted in a deep understanding of the mind-body connection, guides her clients on a transformative journey towards self-love and authentic connection. Through her work, she helps individuals reconnect with their bodies, reclaiming their power and honoring the unique relationship between their physical and mental well-being.
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