Presented by The Knowledge Center at Chaddock, Attachment Theory in Action is a bi-monthly podcast featuring national experts from the field of attachment and trauma. Hosted by Jenna Kelly, the podcast is dedicated to therapists, social workers, counselors and psychologists working with clients from an attachment-based perspective.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthKids & FamilyParenting |
This week, Jenna sits down with LC Coppola, author and program director of the Voices Unheard Storytelling Program, for an intimate conversation on adoption and addiction. LC shares her own journey as an adoptee grappling with addiction, and how she ... more
Join Jenna and educator Sarah-Bess Dworin as they explore the dynamics of rupture and repair in restorative justice and its impact on attachment. Gain practical insights for fostering stronger connections in schools, organizations, and families. Don'... more
This week, Jenna is joined by Dr. Linda Gilkerson, a professor at the Erikson Institute, to explore the transformative FAN Model—Facilitating Attuned Interactions. Tune in as they navigate the challenges of fussy babies and delve into practical appli... more
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I just came across this podcast. I absolutely love it. The host has a warm presence and a lovely voice.
This podcast is a gem for any child therapist, full of rich content, well interviewed, exceptional guests, I find myself going back to earlier podcasts to relisten and always pick up something new because each episode offers so much.
I am having a really hard time listening to this podcast because of the host’s vocal fry and valley girl voice. I am trying to focus on the content, but the voice is so distracting.
The conversations are nuanced yet actionable. Jenna’s curiosity is our gift as she effortlessly draws beautiful wisdom from the guests. Thank you for lifting up many aspects of attachment.
Karen has such love and respect for Michael Trout and the two of shine when they are talking about presence in the therapeutic relationship. Karen, your wisdom and dedication to bringing the premier leaders in the field of attachment is an invaluable contribution to every human who listens. Thank you.
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