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SFTC25: Rewriting the Father Wound Through Secure Attachment
Speaker: Christian Jackson, LPC, LPC/S
This workshop will explore the impact of the father wound on adult attachment and relational health. Attendees will learn how to apply The GRACE Methodâ„¢ to foster secure attachment, reduce re-traumatization risk, and support intergenerational healing through culturally responsive, research-informed practices. Ideal for clinicians, educators, and advocates seeking relational tools grounded in attachment theory and trauma recovery.
Learning Objectives
1. Identify key behavioral and emotional patterns associated with father wounds and insecure attachment across diverse family systems.
2. Apply The GRACE Methodâ„¢ as a trauma-informed intervention to support clients in cultivating secure attachment and emotional regulation.
3. Evaluate the clinical risks and benefits of exploring unresolved parental wounds, integrating evidence-based practices to reduce re-traumatization.
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