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The Roots of Response; how early attachment experiences shape our decisions, with Lisa Mathurin & Nathan Bryce

May 11 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

The Roots of Response; how early attachment experiences shape our decisions

with Lisa Mathurin and Nathan Bryce of Liminal Space Training

Monday 11th May, 7.30-9.30pm

Chandlers Ford Methodist Church and live-streamed on Zoom (meetings are not recorded)

To get your link to join the live-stream, log into your MemberMojo HACP membership page and visit the “store”. You can also email our Admin, Zana, at info@hacp.co.uk

Free to HACP members, £10 to non-members

 

The Roots of Response: How Early Attachment Experiences Shape Our Decisions

Our earliest relationships play a powerful role in shaping how we understand ourselves, others, and the world.

Through interactions with important caregivers and significant adults in childhood, we develop internal patterns that influence how we respond to situations, particularly in relationships. Over time, these patterns can limit the options we feel are available to us, leading us to react in familiar and often automatic ways.

This workshop explores how early attachment experiences shape these responses and invites participants to reflect on how greater awareness can open up new choices in how we think, feel, and respond in the present.

About Lisa

Head shot of Lisa, outside on a sunny dayLisa is a psychotherapist, supervisor, and trainer with over 15 years’ experience in the counselling and psychotherapy field. Specialising in trauma, she is committed to promoting trauma-informed practice and fostering professional growth. A PTSTA with a Master’s in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy, Lisa combines strong theoretical knowledge with clinical expertise. At the heart of Lisa’s approach is a belief in the transformative power of therapeutic relationships and group dynamics. Whether with clients or students, she creates spaces rooted in respect, trust, and confidentiality — the essential foundations for growth, healing, and lasting change.

About Nathan

Head shot of Nathan, outdoors, sitting looking up to the cameraNathan is a Relational TA therapist and trainer working in private practice. He is a CTA(P) Contractual Trainee, working towards an MSc in TA Psychotherapy. His predominant clinical interests include developmental trauma, attachment, and personality. A lover of all things theory-related, he enjoys working with others to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Nathan facilitates introductory and qualifying courses, as well as CPD, at various training establishments in Hampshire and online.

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  • Date: May 11
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    7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
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