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Playing Secure: Embodying Safety in Relationship

$1,200.00

8 WEEKS • CEU AVAILABLE

Explore attachment, emotional safety, and new ways of relating to yourself and others through embodied play.

Attachment patterns get rewritten in the body, in relationship. An 8-week, CEU-eligible training that uses embodied improv, co-regulation, and somatic practice to deepen your understanding of attachment, rupture, and repair.

8 WEEKS • CEU AVAILABLE

Explore attachment, emotional safety, and new ways of relating to yourself and others through embodied play.

Attachment patterns get rewritten in the body, in relationship. An 8-week, CEU-eligible training that uses embodied improv, co-regulation, and somatic practice to deepen your understanding of attachment, rupture, and repair.

What You’ll Experience

  • The neurobiology of attachment and the patterns that emerge under stress

  • Parts-based improv, movement, breath, and co-regulation practice

  • Mapping attachment patterns in the body and gently disrupting them

  • Co-creating new relational templates through play, attunement, and presence

  • Weekly theory and discussion (MIND) paired with an applied, embodied improv class (BODY)

Who It’s For

Therapists, educators, clinicians, and care professionals ready to deepen their attachment work, for their clients and for themselves. No performance background needed.

What You’ll Walk Away With

  • A clinical understanding of attachment styles, ruptures, and repair

  • Experiential practices that support secure attachment, attunement, and regulation

  • Embodied improv exercises for group work, therapy, and educational spaces

  • More capacity to navigate transference, relational triggers, and repair

  • A renewed connection to your own attachment system and playful presence

Course Details

Format: Online

Duration: 8 weeks

Weekly Structure: Theoretical processing (MIND) + applied, embodied improv class (BODY)

Grounded In: Attachment theory, developmental neurobiology, trauma healing, and expressive arts therapy

Continuing Education: CEU/CME credits for eligible licensed professionals