Attachment Matters - Live on Zoom September 2026
Join us to explore the science of connection and transform the way you engage, support, and relate to others. LIVE ONLINE, Sept 24, 25, 28, 29, 2026 - 4-7 pm Pacific each day
We are neurobiologically wired to be in relationship. Attachment is the neurobiological and emotional bond that develops between humans through repeated experiences of safety, connection, and responsiveness (or lack thereof). It is the way our nervous system learns whether relationships feel safe, predictable, and supportive. Every interaction we have has the potential to shape nervous system regulation, emotional safety, learning, and belonging.
Designed for a range of professionals in healthcare, education, mental health, caregiving, and human services, as well as parents and anyone interested in strengthening relationships, this engaging online webinar offers a therapeutically informed exploration of the neurobiology of attachment. Participants will discover how relationships shape behaviour, regulation, and resilience across the lifespan.
Through a practical and compassionate lens, you’ll explore how attachment adaptations develop and how stress, trauma, and dysregulation influence connection, identity, and relationships. Bridging neuroscience with real-world practice, this webinar will deepen your understanding of human behaviour while helping you build more connected, co-regulating relationships, even in challenging moments. You’ll also learn practical strategies that foster emotional safety, attunement, and trust in the people you support and care for every day.
Join us to explore the science of connection and transform the way you engage, support, and relate to others.
Kim Barthel