Dr Stan Tatkin

This introductory lecture focuses on the Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT) and its potential to enhance the emotional connections between couples. It provides practicing therapists with a unique blend of neuroscience, attachment theory, and somatic psychology to better understand the impact of attachment styles on relationship dynamics and nonverbal communication. The lecture also offers practical techniques, including role-playing, mindfulness, and physical touch, to facilitate positive change. By integrating PACT principles and strategies into their current approach, therapists can strengthen their couples therapy practice and help their clients achieve deeper emotional connections. Join us to explore the potential of PACT in revolutionising your approach to couples therapy.

Join us for an immersive breakout track/workshop that delves into the transformative power of the Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT). Discover how PACT combines principles from neuroscience, attachment theory, and somatic psychology to help couples create stronger bonds and achieve deeper emotional connections. Learn about the influence of attachment styles on relationship dynamics, explore the crucial role of nonverbal communication, and gain practical techniques such as role-playing, mindfulness, and physical touch to facilitate positive change in couples. This workshop is designed for practicing therapists looking to revolutionize their approach to couples therapy and unlock new possibilities for deeper emotional connections. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your couples therapy practice with PACT principles and strategies. Join us for an engaging and transformational experience, including a half-hour tea break to connect with fellow attendees and integrate the learnings.