Reply to "Finding therapy for alexithymia & attachment disorder"

Julie BeemMember

Jeff,

Cis is offering you important encouragement! Many of the attachment therapists that I'm aware of (Connie Hornyak is an awesome resource) would welcome the opportunity to assist you. Here's the resource list we have on the Attachment & Trauma Network's website: http://www.attachmenttraumanet...database/therapists/ listed by state.

Although ATN never "refers" people to therapists (because we don't vet the ones listed). I do know there are two experienced attachment therapists in Ventura on that list who you may want to interview - David Kerrigan and Faith Freelander.

Best wishes for your continued healing,

Julie Beem

1/27/178:37 AM

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