Workshop on child attachment styles and its impact on adulthood

**Summary of the workshop on child attachment styles and its impact on adulthood at Naday Atefeh Counseling Center** Naday Atefeh Counseling Center held a specialized workshop on "Teaching child attachment styles and its impact on adulthood" on [date of holding]. This workshop was designed with the aim of familiarizing therapists, parents and professionals with the concept of attachment and its importance in the formation of personal and social relationships in adulthood. In this workshop, the participants learned about how different attachment styles in childhood affect a person's behavior and relationships in adulthood. **Workshop content:** In this workshop, the basic concepts of attachment and types of attachment styles (secure attachment, insecure-avoidant attachment, insecure-anxious attachment and mixed attachment) were examined. The participants learned how the behaviors of parents and caregivers during childhood can shape the child's attachment style and how these styles affect a person's emotional, occupational and social relationships in adulthood. Also, the role of attachment in self-confidence, interpersonal communication and solving emotional problems in adulthood was investigated. **The purpose of the workshop:** The main purpose of this workshop was to educate therapists, parents and professionals to better understand the effects of attachment in the formation of a child's personality and its impact on a person's relationships in adulthood. The workshop also provided participants with practical tools to identify and strengthen secure attachment in children, so that they can help improve emotional and psychological relationships between children and adults. **Expected results:** After the workshop, the participants will be able to identify different attachment styles and understand its effects on personal and social relationships in adulthood. This workshop allows people to improve their educational and therapeutic processes and create healthier emotional relationships for children and adults.