
Contributed by Diane Poole Heller
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Working the Edge in Healing Trauma: Can Therapy Sometimes Be Too Safe?
When Unresolved Attachment Trauma Is the Problem: Working with Avoidant and Disorganized Clients
Attachment in Adults: How Infant Attachment Security Affects Adult Relationships
When Unresolved Attachment Trauma Is the Problem: Working with Avoidant and Disorganized Clients
Working the Edge in Healing Trauma: Can Therapy Sometimes Be Too Safe?
Attachment in Adults: How Infant Attachment Security Affects Adult Relationships
VIDEO: Diane Poole Heller on the Hidden Capabilities of Trauma Survivors
Watch as a Traumatized Client Taps Into a Wellspring of Healing in an Actual Session
VIDEO: Presencing Secure Attachment
An Experiential Approach
VIDEO: Connecting with Avoidant Clients
What Secure Attachment Looks Like
Diane Poole Heller
At a time when psychotherapists trained primarily in the “talking cure” are increasingly recognizing the need to “read” clients’ nonverbal communications, particularly those buried in early attachment issues, Diane Poole Heller has been a leader in addressing the unconscious issues that clients are often unable to express. With an approach grounded in Attachment Theory, Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing method of trauma resolution, and spiritual healing techniques, she’s traveled around the world teaching integrative mind-body methods that deepen the resonance of the therapist–client bond.