Discover how neuroscience and attachment theory work together to reveal the roots of relational patterns and what you can do to support lasting change.
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Discover how neuroscience and attachment theory work together to reveal the roots of relational patterns—and what you can do to support lasting change.
Understand the brain structures involved in connection, safety, and emotional regulation and how these systems evolve in early life. You’ll see how the brain remains open to change and how new experiences can foster repair and resilience.
See how insecure attachment changes the brain’s threat response and relational patterns and how those patterns persist over time. You’ll also discover how therapy can create new pathways that restore a sense of safety and support healthier ways of relating.
Learn how the brain forms new pathways through lived relational experience and how you can use this to help clients rewire patterns of disconnection. It affirms that the brain can adapt at any stage of life, opening the door to healing.
Explore the science behind unconscious memory and how it drives present-day behavior, plus tools to access and transform these patterns. By learning to engage implicit memory safely, you can help clients shift the hidden imprints that shape their relationships and sense of self.
Gain neuroscience-informed techniques you can integrate into your work—no matter your modality. These practices will help you recognize patterns as they emerge in session, respond with interventions that foster safety, and guide clients toward more regulated, connected states.
When you sign up for the masterclass, you’ll also receive immediate access to our downloadable infographic: Neuroplasticity and the Resilient Brain.
This resource breaks down the science of neuroplasticity and how your brain reorganizes itself in response to learning, stress, or new relational experiences.
Whether you’re new to brain-based therapy or deepening your knowledge, this infographic offers a clear, accessible map for understanding the biology of change.
Tune in and learn directly from Dr. Diane Poole Heller!
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These signals form the networks that shape how we think, feel, and connect. And yet, for all our scientific breakthroughs, we’re only beginning to understand how early attachment experiences wire the brain and how these patterns continue to shape our relationships across a lifetime.
Modern neuroscience shows us that:
Insecure attachment adaptations aren’t just psychological—they’re biological.They live in the nervous system, show up in implicit memory, and drive behavior beneath conscious awareness.
But with the right conditions and the right kind of relational experience, clients can rewire those pathways.
They can begin to feel safe, connected, and seen.
This free training offers a practical introduction to how neurobiology and attachment theory come together to illuminate the path from disconnection to secure relationship.
Tune in and learn directly from Dr. Diane Poole Heller!
1 pm ET / 11 am MT / 10 am PT
Find the time in your area
Can’t join live? Sign up now and we’ll send you a free replay the next day.
When we learn more about attachment dynamics—those of ourself and others—and we apply that knowledge compassionately, we are able to foster secure attachment in relationships that may have been previously fraught with anxiety, insecurity, or habitual disengagement.
Diane Poole Heller PhD, is an internationally recognized speaker, author, and teaching expert in the field of adult attachment theory and trauma resolution.
Her signature approach—DARe (Dynamic Attachment Re-patterning experience)—provides therapists and individuals with relevant skills and practical exercises that facilitate healing from attachment and trauma wounds.
Her work with adult attachment has forged a path for adults with childhood attachment injuries to develop Secure Attachment Skills (SAS) that lead to more connected and fulfilling adult relationships. Through various training programs, books, lectures and her own work as a clinical therapist, Dr. Heller has helped a countless number of people in their healing journey towards experiencing greater intimacy, wholeness and more fulfilling relationships.
She believes that when we heal ourselves first, we heal our families, our communities and the world as a whole.
