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If you work with kids, families, or clients impacted by trauma, you’re in the right place.The Attachment Theory in Action Podcast is your go-to podcast for real conversations about trauma, attachment, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of those you serve.Every other week, host Kirsty Nolan sits down with experts in attachment, trauma, and child development to talk about the stuff that... more

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In this episode, Kirsty speaks with Diane McDowell, MBA, LCSW about how early attachment disruptions shape our nervous system, relationships, and sense of safety.

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Today Kirsty sits down with Jessica Setnick for a conversation about how early life experiences can shape our relationship not only with others, but with food. Listen as they take a deep dive into reframing eating disorders, the path to dysfunctional... more

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In this episode, Kirsty talks with physician and author Dr. Charles Glassman about how early experiences of inadequacy shape anxiety, imposter syndrome, and our adult fight-or-flight responses.

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• Fear Is A Liar | CoachMD Main Site

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In this special episode, Kirsty sits down with Matt Obert to explore the journey of his new book "Beyond Trauma Care"and how creating relational safety is essential for healing children, supporting staff, and building healthy organizational cultures.... more

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Recent Guests

Jessica Setnick
A dietitian specializing in healing relationships with food.
Episode: Finding Security in Recovery: Jessica Setnick
Matt Obert
President and CEO of Chaddock
Chaddock
Episode: Beyond Trauma Care: Matt Obert
Dr. Or Dagan
Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology at Long Island University.
Long Island University
Episode: Healing Through Attachment and Connection: Dr. Or Dagan
Dr. Raghu Appasani
Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Ginkgo, board certified psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and social entrepreneur
Ginkgo
Episode: Community, Culture, and Connection: Dr. Raghu Appasani
Maria Domenech Florit
Certified pediatric holistic sleep coach and founder of Embrace and Nurture.
Embrace and Nurture
Episode: Rethinking Nighttime Parenting: Maria Domenech Florit
Dr. Simeone Smith
Healer, trainer, and scholar with over 15 years of experience in the infant mental health field. Founder of Generation Mend, a private practice and framework dedicated to breaking intergenerational cycles and restoring relational health.
Generation Mend
Episode: Black Motherhood and the "White Gaze": Dr. Simeone Smith
Regine Roy
President and founder of Queen Geniuses Inc., a mental health consultant committed to transforming lives through education and support.
Queen Geniuses Inc.
Episode: Planting Seeds of Worthiness: Regine Roy
Stephen Hanmer D'Elía
A licensed clinical social worker with a law degree in international human rights. He has over 25 years of experience in supporting children, youth, and families worldwide, particularly in humanitarian contexts.
Episode: Connection, Safety and Attachment: Stephen Hanmer D'Elía
Jason Shiers
Founder of the Infinite Recovery Project, psychotherapist and author.
Infinite Recovery Project
Episode: Infinite Recovery Project: Jason Shiers

Host

Kirsty Nolan
Host of discussions on trauma, attachment, and child development, focusing on how these elements influence behavior and professional practices. Kirsty engages with experts to bring practical insights and knowledge to her audience.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 264 ratings
  • Exceptional

    An exceptional resource for all, even if you aren't sure what attachment theory is.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    None applicable nicknames
    Austriaa year ago
  • Very interesting

    I just came across this podcast. I absolutely love it. The host has a warm presence and a lovely voice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anna 🙂🙂
    United States2 years ago
  • Exceptional

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Saskaloppet
    Canada2 years ago
  • Host’s vocal fry

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    kbbmom
    United States2 years ago
  • A rich resource

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nat V..
    United States3 years ago

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Feedback indicates a mix, with some concerns about the host's vocal delivery, yet many listeners emphasize the depth of information provided and the expertise of the guests.
Several reviews mention the engaging and knowledgeable host whose interviews provide clear insights into complex topics related to attachment and trauma.
Listeners highlight the exceptional quality of content and rich discussions, noting it as an invaluable resource for professionals and parents alike.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Finding Security in Recovery: Jessica Setnick
Q: Can you share your thoughts on the early experience and memories that people have about food and eating?
Sure! We discuss how these experiences are tied to self-esteem and understanding of one's internal cues.
How Attachment Shapes Our Fears: Dr. Charles Glassman
Q: What early life experiences do you feel have led you down the road that you're on?
Dr. Glassman discusses his early desire to be a doctor, influenced by societal perceptions and personal ambition. He reflects on how these experiences fostered feelings of jealousy and inadequacy that would later shape his career and approach to medicine.
Healing Through Attachment and Connection: Dr. Or Dagan
Q: Was there anything either in your early life or early career that's kind of led you down this path and this field of work?
His early experiences of feeling alone, despite being loved, led him to explore attachment theory and its implications in understanding individual differences in emotional acknowledgment.
Rethinking Nighttime Parenting: Maria Domenech Florit
Q: What led you down this path and how did it come about that you were bringing Attachment Theory into the work that you're doing?
Maria discusses her background in psychology and music therapy and how her own struggles with her son's sleep led her to adopt an attachment-focused approach and eventually become a holistic sleep coach.
How Compassion Works: Paul Condon & John Makransky
Q: What drove your attraction to the contemplative way of being?
Paul was drawn to the experiential learning from meditation and attachment theory, finding it crucial to social psychology and interpersonal outcomes.

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Focusing on the intricate interplay between trauma and attachment, this podcast showcases in-depth conversations with experts in the fields of mental health, child development, and trauma-informed care. Each episode addresses how early experiences shape behavior, the significance of creating meaningful relationships, and practical strategies to better support children and families navigating trauma. With a wealth of expert insights, listeners can expect actionable advice and the latest research discussions that are both applicable in professional settings and enlightening for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of attachment theory.

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1. Jessica Setnick
2. Matt Obert
3. Dr. Or Dagan
4. Dr. Raghu Appasani
5. Maria Domenech Florit
6. Dr. Simeone Smith
7. Regine Roy
8. Stephen Hanmer D'Elía

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