VIdeo: Dr. Dan Siegel on Optimal Attachment
VIdeo: Dr. Dan Siegel on Optimal Attachment
Apr 16, 2012
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Dr. Dan Siegel has spent decades reshaping how we understand the mind, relationships, and trauma healing. His integrative approach – blending neuroscience, attachment theory, and mindfulness – has helped countless clinicians and individuals build resilience, connection, and well-being. At this year's International Childhood Trauma Conference, Dan will deliver a powerful keynote and lead two immersive masterclasses. Drawing from his pioneering work in interpersonal neurobiology, he'll explore how
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Dr. Dan Siegel has spent decades reshaping how we understand the mind, relationships, and trauma healing. His integrative approach – blending neuroscience, attachment theory, and mindfulness – has helped countless clinicians and individuals build resilience, connection, and well-being. At this year's International Childhood Trauma Conference, Dan will deliver a powerful keynote and lead two immersive masterclasses. Drawing from his pioneering work in interpersonal neurobiology, he'll explore how
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Original video post: @peaceful.mamabear Credit: @drdansiegel Daniel Siegel, a renowned psychiatrist and author, often discusses the importance of fostering secure attachment in his work. He introduces the concept of the "4 S's" as a framework for understanding and promoting healthy attachment relationships between caregivers and children. Here are Siegel's 4 S's of secure attachment: Safe: It means creating a secure space where the child feels physically and emotionally protected, trusting that
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Original video post: @peaceful.mamabear Credit: @drdansiegel Daniel Siegel, a renowned psychiatrist and author, often discusses the importance of fostering secure attachment in his work. He introduces the concept of the "4 S's" as a framework for understanding and promoting healthy attachment relationships between caregivers and children. Here are Siegel's 4 S's of secure attachment: Safe: It means creating a secure space where the child feels physically and emotionally protected, trusting that
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Identifying Your Child's Attachment Style
Identifying Your Child's Attachment Style
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Dr. Dan Siegel's Hand Model of the Brain. 〰️ When we get really upset, or “flip our lids” there’s a disconnect between the Upstairs and Downstairs Brain. (Functional MRI studies show decreased activity in the prefrontal cortex—a part of the Upstairs Brain responsible for higher-order functions) 〰️ The main goal is getting both the Upstairs Brain and Downstairs Brain working together to achieve “vertical integration.” 〰️ This allows us to express emotions calmly, control impulses, think before ac
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Dr. Dan Siegel's Hand Model of the Brain. 〰️ When we get really upset, or “flip our lids” there’s a disconnect between the Upstairs and Downstairs Brain. (Functional MRI studies show decreased activity in the prefrontal cortex—a part of the Upstairs Brain responsible for higher-order functions) 〰️ The main goal is getting both the Upstairs Brain and Downstairs Brain working together to achieve “vertical integration.” 〰️ This allows us to express emotions calmly, control impulses, think before ac
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Disorganized attachment, as described in Dan Siegel’s work on interpersonal neurobiology, emerges when a child’s primary source of comfort is also a source of fear. When a caregiver is frightened, frightening, or emotionally dysregulated, the child receives mixed and contradictory signals: the biological drive to seek safety through attachment collides with the nervous system’s impulse to protect against threat. This unresolved paradox—approach and avoidance occurring simultaneously—prevents the
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Disorganized attachment, as described in Dan Siegel’s work on interpersonal neurobiology, emerges when a child’s primary source of comfort is also a source of fear. When a caregiver is frightened, frightening, or emotionally dysregulated, the child receives mixed and contradictory signals: the biological drive to seek safety through attachment collides with the nervous system’s impulse to protect against threat. This unresolved paradox—approach and avoidance occurring simultaneously—prevents the
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Dr Dan Siegel taught me that the best predictor of secure attachment is the parents ability to self reflect and make meaning out of their own past and relationships. So, you parents doing the work to understand yourselves have a way better chance of creating a secure family than folks who never look in the mirror. And, thanks for doing that. #relationships #relationshipadvice #parenting #secureattachement #family
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Dr Dan Siegel taught me that the best predictor of secure attachment is the parents ability to self reflect and make meaning out of their own past and relationships. So, you parents doing the work to understand yourselves have a way better chance of creating a secure family than folks who never look in the mirror. And, thanks for doing that. #relationships #relationshipadvice #parenting #secureattachement #family
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