The Power of Attunement in Therapy: Enhancing Connection with Clients
Episode Overview
Attunement enhances therapist-client connections. Interpersonal neurobiology focuses on non-verbal communication. Therapists' insecurities can impact client connections. Upcoming CEU-certified training on attunement practices. Self-regulation is key for effective therapy.
Attunement is not something we can do like an intervention; it's implicitly felt by our clients.
Ever wondered why some therapy sessions feel more connected than others? Kina Wolfenstein dives into the fascinating topic of attunement and interpersonal neurobiology in this episode of Complex Trauma Recovery. With a refreshing blend of science and personal anecdotes, Kina explores how therapists can enhance their connection with clients through attunement practices.
She shares her journey of rediscovering the importance of attunement, inspired by the book 'How to Create a World of Rich Connections and Surprising Growth by Actually Hearing Each Other' by Bruce Ecker, Robin Tisic, and Elise Kushner. Kina discusses how therapists' own insecurities and nervous system responses can impact their ability to connect with clients, and offers practical insights into overcoming these challenges.
Excitingly, Kina announces her first CEU-certified training on applied interpersonal neurobiology and attunement practices, scheduled for February 2025. This interactive workshop aims to create a vulnerable and open space for therapists to explore their experiences and enhance their attunement skills. If you're a therapist looking to deepen your understanding of interpersonal neurobiology or simply curious about the science behind human connection, this episode is a must-listen. Dive into the nuances of attunement and discover how it can transform therapeutic relationships.
Ready to enhance your practice and connect on a deeper level? Tune in to learn more!