Upcoming 2017 Events

• 11

  Mar

  Living for Peace 2-day Exploration

  Add to Calendar 03/11/2017 09:00 AM 03/12/2017 4:00 PM Europe/Paris Living for Peace 2-Day Workshop Be a source of peace in a trauma-filled world. Explore, discover and experience leading-edge research on attachment theory and trauma resolution. Charlottesville, Virginia Christine Walker, LCSW christine@attachmenteducation.com https://www.facebook.com/events/703782616363133 false MM/DD/YYYY

  

  Be a source of peace in a trauma-filled world. Explore, discover and experience leading-edge research on attachment theory and trauma resolution.

  Please register by March 1, 2017. Workshops dates: March 11, 2017, 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. March 12, 2017, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
  
  $285 for both days. A trauma-informed workshop with CEs (13 hours) approval pending registration for Psychologists, Social Workers, Marriage & Family Therapists, Licensed Professional Counselors, and Nurses.
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Past 2016 Events

• 12

  Mar

  Living for Peace

  

  March 12 - 13, 2016. Become a source of peace in a trauma-filled world. Explore, discover and experience the leading-edge research on attachment theory and trauma resolution. Your history will pave the way towards a concrete foundation and forward growth that builds on itself.

• 9

  Apr

  Compassionate Parenting

  

  Are You Concerned About Your Child's Behavior? Wondering which Parenting Strategy to Follow? Coping with a Specific Developmental Diagnosis?

  Get a new definition of discipline based on the functioning of the brain in relationships.

  We will empower parents (and parents to-be) to feel confident in their ability to make choices necessary to raise vibrantly healthy children who are wired for peace.

Past 2015 Events

• 23

  Nov

  Stop the Violence - Understanding the Root Cause of Violence in Young People

  

  Stop the Violence! Is it Mental health? Guns? Maybe it’s something deeper.

  Explore the causes of violence through the lens of attachment research, neuroscience, and developmental trauma. Science points to the origins of violence, and can show us how to stop it. This talk will interest anyone who has an investment in children—as a parent, a teacher, a human service professional, or a concerned citizen.

  Christine offers fresh, research-based ideas about relating to children, and about the root causes of mental health disorders. She created this presentation to follow her article published by The Daily Progress in April, 2013: THE ROOTS OF VIOLENCE: OF STRESS AND CHILDREN. Cost: Free. Held at the NEW Northside Library on Rio Road in Charlottesville.