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Attachment Wound Therapy
Many adults carry attachment wounds without realising it.
You may long for closeness but fear it at the same time.
Feel anxious when someone pulls away.
Or shut down when someone gets too close.
These patterns aren’t personality flaws.
They’re nervous system adaptations formed in early relationships.
I support adults healing attachment wounds through Inner Child Healing; working with the younger emotional parts shaped by inconsistency, abandonment, or emotional absence in early relationships.
Many adults carry attachment wounds without realising it.
You may long for closeness but fear it at the same time.
Feel anxious when someone pulls away.
Or shut down when someone gets too close.
These patterns aren’t personality flaws.
They’re nervous system adaptations formed in early relationships.
Through somatic work and Emotional Recalibration Therapy, we gently work with the body, where attachment wounds actually live, so change becomes embodied, not just understood.
What Are Attachment Wounds?
Attachment wounds form when early relationships felt unsafe, inconsistent, or emotionally unavailable.
As children, we depend on connection to survive.
If love feels unpredictable or conditional, the nervous system adapts.
You may learn to:
• cling
• people-please
• over-function
• shut down
• or disappear emotionally
These strategies once protected you.
But in adulthood, they often create the very disconnection you fear.
Signs You May Be Carrying Attachment Trauma
You might notice:
• fear of abandonment or rejection
• anxious overthinking in relationships
• attracting emotionally unavailable partners
• difficulty trusting or opening up
• people-pleasing or self-abandonment
• emotional numbness or shutdown
• feeling “too much” or “not enough”
• intense reactions that feel bigger than the moment
If this feels familiar, nothing is wrong with you.
Your nervous system simply learned how to survive love.
Read what others have to say: Inner Child Healing Testimonials
How Attachment Wound Therapy Helps
Healing attachment wounds isn’t achieved through insight alone.
Talking can explain the story.
But attachment patterns live in the body, often formed long before language.
Inner Child Healing helps the nervous system revisit these early relational imprints safely, so protection no longer has to mean distance, shutdown, or over-adaptation.
This process may include:
• inner child healing
• somatic nervous-system regulation
• trauma-informed hypnotherapy
• gentle reparenting
• boundary and self-trust work
So your system doesn’t just understand safety; it begins to feel it.
Over time, relationships soften.
Reactivity settles.
You stop bracing for loss.
Connection becomes possible without fear.
You may also find support here:
→ Emotional Recalibration Therapy
Attachment Wound Therapy Online
I offer attachment wound therapy online worldwide via Zoom.
Some clients prefer immersive in-person sessions.
Others feel safer beginning from home.
The format is steady, relational, and effective.
If you’re ready to feel safer in love, connection, and yourself, we begin with a gentle conversation.