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The PACT Institute: Teaching clinicians PACT skills and principles

PACT is a fusion of developmental neuroscience, attachment theory, and arousal regulation and is quickly gaining a reputation for treating the most difficult couples. Couples can develop secure-functioning relationships by understanding early attachment and its effect on brain and nervous system development, and its influence on current experience in relationships Clinicians learn to help partners regulate each other’s emotions; maintain secure bonds; and foster positive, enduring relationships About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wired

The PACT Institute: Changing the paradigm of couple therapy

PACT is a fusion of developmental neuroscience, attachment theory, and arousal regulation and is quickly gaining a reputation for treating the most challenging couples. Clinicians learn how to use "bottom up" interventions to help couples make changes in the ways that they relate to each other. About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wired for Love, Love and War, and Your Brain on Love—on the subject. He has a clinical practice in Southern California, teaches at Kaiser Permanente, and is an assistant clinical professor at UCLA. Tatkin develo

The PACT Institute: PACT Serenity Prayer

The PACT Serenity Prayer serves as a fun guide for couple therapists. About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wired for Love, Love and War, and Your Brain on Love—on the subject. He has a clinical practice in Southern California, teaches at Kaiser Permanente, and is an assistant clinical professor at UCLA. Tatkin developed a Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT®) and together with his wife, Tracey Boldemann-Tatkin, founded the PACT Institute. www.ThePACTInstitute.com

The PACT Institute: What does it mean to have a secure-functioning relationship?

PACT is a fusion of developmental neuroscience, attachment theory, and arousal regulation and has a strong therapeutic stance that guides clinicians to help couples develop secure-functioning relationships. They do this by understanding early attachment and its effect on brain and nervous system development, and its influence on current experience in relationships. PACT teaches clinicians how to "catch people in the act of being themselves." About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wired for Love, Love and War, and Your Brain on Love—on the s

The PACT Institute: Preview the PACT Training

PACT is a fusion of developmental neuroscience, attachment theory, and arousal regulation and is quickly gaining a reputation for treating the most challenging couples. Couples can develop secure-functioning relationships by understanding early attachment and its effect on brain and nervous system development, and its influence on current experience in relationships Clinicians learn to help partners regulate each other’s emotions; maintain secure bonds; and foster positive, enduring relationships About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wire

The PACT Institute: PACT is FUN!

PACT is a fusion of developmental neuroscience, attachment theory, and arousal regulation and is quickly gaining a reputation for treating the most difficult couples. Also, this approach to couple therapy is fun for couples and for clinicians. About Stan: Dr. Tatkin is a leader in the couple therapy world and has written three books—Wired for Love, Love and War, and Your Brain on Love—on the subject. He has a clinical practice in Southern California, teaches at Kaiser Permanente, and is an assistant clinical professor at UCLA. Tatkin developed a Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (P

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Welcome Home Exercise for Couples

Teaches couples to ritualize reunions after separations. Reunion mishaps are a common cause of couple dysregulation and arguments. This process helps partners regulate one another quickly and easily. www.ahealthymind.org