Therapist Bundle

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Attachment Core Pattern Therapy for Therapists, Lay Counselors, and Pastors (Streaming)

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 spouse’s attachment injuries collide in marriage.

In our approach (Attachment Core Pattern Therapy), we help couples define the attachment wounds that drive the cycle and recognize the source of their reactivity. When couples can see the Core Pattern, not each other, as the enemy, a shift takes place. 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.

Couples Therapy Intensive Video with Milan and Kay

Brian and Cheri, like most couples, could 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 spouse’s attachment injuries collide in marriage. In our approach (Attachment Core Pattern Therapy™) we help couples define the attachment wounds that drive the cycle and recognize the source of their reactivity.

ACPT Therapist Book PDF download

In our approach (Attachment Core Pattern Therapy), we help couples define the attachment wounds that drive the cycle and recognize the source of their reactivity. When couples can see the Core Pattern, not each other, as the enemy, a shift takes place. Breaking out of the Core Pattern and moving toward secure connection is the goal of ACPT Couples Therapy.

Comfort Circle Demonstration

Watch Milan and Kay work with a couple during a live workshop as we coach them through the comfort circle. In this video we help Mallory and Daniel take turns listening to one another starting with the question, “What bugs you most about me?” Our goal is to help this couple learn that what irritates them about their spouse is likely something that brings up painful childhood experiences.