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    Using Attachment-Based Parenting to Increase Connection in Families

    • Friday, September 11, 2020
    • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Online

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    September 2020 
    Austin AMFT CEU Presentation


    Zoom Presentation

    Friday, September 11

    11:30 am - 1 pm

    Zoom Event Link

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    1  CEU Hour | Approved for LMFTs, LPCs, LCSWs, & Psychologists

    If you would like to receive CEUs, you must pay the registration fee and complete the evaluation form below after the event. Your CEU certificate will be emailed to you.

    September 2020 CEU Evaluation Form



    Topic

    Using Attachment-Based Parenting to Increase Connection in Families

    Presenter


    Kelly Edwards, MA, LMFT Associate, LPC Intern

    Supervised by Juliane Taylor Shore, LPC-S, LMFT-S



    PRESENTATION SUMMARY

    This presentation will help attendees understand ways to use psychoeducation to help clients understand attachment principles and how it applies to connecting and making repairs in families with children. 


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    • Explaining attachment to clients in ways that are easy to understand and apply the learning.
    • Helping clients understand attachment needs. The attachment needs of all, regardless of age includes feeling safe, being heard, being seen, being understood, knowing how to soothe, and knowing that one matters.
    • Key attachment-based strategies in making repairs. Perfect parents do not exist, however it is important to admit a mistake and make a repair when that happens. This helps children feel more secure in their attachment and models relational health.
    • Sharing attachment-based parenting resources with clients. The list will include books and websites to share with clients.


    BIOGRAPHY

    Kelly is a Colombian-American therapist who has lived in Austin for fifteen years. Before becoming a therapist Kelly worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer in rural Honduras and then as a Bilingual Elementary School teacher in Austin. Kelly graduated from Texas State University with a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling. As a grad student, Kelly interned and volunteered at the YWCA of Greater Austin. There he provided group and couples therapy for Spanish-speaking immigrants.

    Today, Kelly is an LMFT-Associate and an LPC-Intern at IPNB Psychotherapy of Austin and he is supervised by Juliane Taylor Shore. Kelly also provides therapy to couples and individuals at Just Mind. Kelly works with clients in English and Spanish and his work focuses on neuroscience and attachment-based counseling with couples, individuals, and counseling groups.

            When he is not working as a therapist you’ll find Kelly spending time with his wife and two kids, practicing yoga, hiking, or swimming.




    This presentation is designed to be useful for all levels of training and experience.

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