God’s nature is relational. It is being displayed in the relationship of the Trinity – Father, Son and Holy Spirit. As we are created in God’s image, we too, are created for connections with God and with one another.

In fact, close connection with God and with others is the most compelling survival mechanism of mankind. Many researches have shown that all human beings, children and adults alike, need to have close and strong emotional attachment to a few significant others to be physically and mentally healthy – to survive, to cope, to thrive, and to live life to the fullest.

The loss of a felt sense of connection and attachment with such loved ones would mean suffering the greatest fear and pain of being alone and isolated in the face of the uncertainty of life.

Learning Objectives

• Brief introduction to Attachment Theory, which provides a framework for understanding the basis of relationships
• Discover attachment styles and the role they play in closest relationships
• Focus on emotion in helping to make sense of emotional experiences in relationships
• Provides practical tips in managing emotional and attachment needs in relationships

Date

10 August 2019 (Sat)

Time

9.00 am – 12.30 pm

Venue

NACC, 2-2B, Block K, Jalan PJU1/3A, Sunway Mas Commercial Centre, 47301, Petaling Jaya.

Cost

• RM40 for NACC members
• RM80 for non-members

NACC Contact Hours Awarded: 2 hours

Payment

• Crossed cheque in the name of “National Association of Christian Counsellors” and send by post to the NACC office (address above)
• Online registration below