This masterclass will explore how developmental trauma influences adult relationship patterns, emotional responses, and self-worth.

Chasing Love: Effects of Developmental Trauma

It’s important for a baby to bond with their primary caregiver. Not only to have their physical needs met with food, shelter and clothes; babies need to have emotional attunement. You can’t spoil a baby.

When a child knows that they can depend on their caregiver for emotional and physical needs, they gain a secure attachment. In childhood, a securely attached child will feel safe in their home, ask for help and will know their emotional needs will get met. Due to this secure base with their primary caregiver, a securely attached child will show these behaviors in adulthood:

• can ask for help
• able to see both “good” and "bad” aspects of people

• able to be vulnerable

Are you able to do all three?

If not, join us on May 4, 2026 at 4pmEST/7pmPST for a class about how developmental trauma shapes the way we seek love and connection. We'll dive into real talk about emotions, healing, and understanding yourself better. Perfect for anyone curious about relationships and personal growth. Don't miss out on this chance to explore love from a fresh perspective!