We have seen incredible healing in individuals and couples through Attachment and Core PatternTherapy. We desire to equip other counselors with the resources and training needed to accompany people on their journey to secure attachment and healing in their relationships. We invite you to explore our resources below.
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Attachment Core Pattern Therapy provides a road map for helping couples overcome their relationship struggles and move out of the repetitive dance that occurs when their attachment histories collide. Most couples can describe their Core Pattern; a repetitive, reactive interchange that happens over and over.
Many therapists try to modify the symptoms and complaints generated by this frustrating dance without understanding and addressing the roots. These tenacious cycles are created as each partner’s attachment injuries collide in marriage. In our approach Attachment Core Pattern Therapy (ACPT) we help couples define their attachment wounds that drive this cycle and recognize the source of their reactivity.
When couples can see the Core Pattern as the enemy rather than each other, a shift takes place. We also focus on helping each partner understand the childhood wounds that form these reactive styles increasing insight and compassion between the couple.
Breaking out of the Core Pattern and moving toward secure connection is the goal of ACPT Couples’ Therapy. Singles, divorcees, and individuals can also identify their attachment style, deepen their self-awareness, and understand why others react in predictable ways.
As a couple overcomes the Core Pattern and moves toward secure connection, the results are increased compassion and a deeper level of bonding. Obtaining the skills to address and resolve conflict and comfort one another during stressful situations creates a more fulfilling relationship.
Jousline Savra is a Marriage & Family Therapist. Listen to her talk about the How We Love model and how she’s used it for the past 10+ years.