The Attach Place

8801 Folsom Blvd, Ste 285, 95826, Sacramento, United States
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About The Attach Place

The Attach Place is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art attachment-based therapy and trauma treatment to those in need. We are like-minded in that we believe that attachment impacts all people from the cradle to the grave. All of our therapists are experienced and trained in attachment-based, trauma-informed therapies. We provide services to individuals, couples, children, teens, and families. The Attach Place offers a variety of powerful trauma therapies and treatment modalities for healing deeply. Trauma impacts a child's development and an adult’s ability to experience joy and well-being in life and relationships. If you were traumatized in childhood, it is likely that you were developmentally challenged in your maturation and are now struggling to function in life under the stressors of everyday life. Trauma can be debilitating. We are here to help you heal from big "T" trauma and small "t" trauma. We use the highly effective BrainPaint Neurofeedback System in-office to achieve brain balance and to relieve symptoms due to trauma, anxiety, depression, hyperactivity, impulsivity, poor sleep, mood fluctuations, fears, reactivity, and much more. If we had it our way, everyone in the world would get Neurofeedback because the benefits are immeasurable in terms of increasing the quality of life and in decreasing the dysregulation that is plaguing our world. We have created a post-adoption treatment program to help you with things you didn't quite realize you were getting into before you signed on that adoption line. With the right kind of support, you can begin to parent your child through an adjusted lens for their specific neurodiversity needs. Oh, yeah, we are all about you thriving at the same time, too. We believe we are all #bettertogether. When you come here, you can expect trauma-informed and experienced care. Together, we will develop a customized, comprehensive treatment plan for healing the wounded heart of your traumatized child from difficult beginnings. Check out Ce Eshelman's book: Drowning With My Hair On Fire: Insanity Relief for Adoptive Parents at Amazon.com.

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Chris
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Worth every penny! It is so helpful to get professional feedback and share resources and support with other parents. The supports from this membership has made a bug impact on our family.

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CG
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Ce is an amazing resource for parents at all stages Ce is amazing. Professional practical and able to be very personal. Even though I'm parent of an adult, the insights and perspective and sense of shared perspective have been very worthwhile. I've learned stuff I would have used decades ago, but I've been able to make it inform my relationship with my now adult child who is now herself a parent. I bring lessons learned about self-regulation, about therapeutic parenting, about being there with love first before you try to do any 'work', So very very valuable.

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Sigrun S.
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The kindhearted intelligent… The kindhearted intelligent professionalism, plus the depth of their knowledge when it comes to attachment disorders and their impact upon the whole family, is nothing short of amazing. The Attach Place has literally changed my family's life for the better - so much that I would never have believed that when I first attended their services.

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KRISTINE
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From overwhelm to peace The Attach Place and Loves Matters Parenting Society support and therapeutic parenting class has been life changing. I was struggling as a grandparent who has become the guardian of my granddaughter. We lost her mom to drugs and then suicide in 2020. It was devastating for both of us and we spiraled down to a point where I wasn’t sure I would be able to keep caring for her. Just months before I joined my granddaughter who was 9, was in and out of the hospital, on several kinds of medication with no effect, and I was having to call the police because of extreme aggression or threats of harm to self and others. My friend had recently started the Love Matters Parenting Society and shared the link. Desperate for any kind of support I signed up and from the moment of hearing that first video intro song I knew this was something, there was a glimmer of hope. I went all in watching the videos, joining the Facebook group, and then coming to the weekly zoom groups. Things started getting better as I focused on connection before correction and built our relationship back. I have to say that with the amazing guidance, support from the groups and the therapeutic parenting material there is no more extreme aggression, destruction, or hopelessness. We are on our way. Has it been or is it now easy? No. But it’s worth it and it is a more effective and long term solution.

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Stephanie Osbahr
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Our family was blessed to be introduced… Our family was blessed to be introduced to The Attach Place as a means to addressing the mental health issues due to the COVID crisis. Having absolutely no therapeutic resources (in the entire five years since I had adopted my two girls), I jumped at the opportunity. It has been hands down the best decision for our family. I did have previous suggestions from other resources for how to get my kids in line (as if this was the goal), my own experience as a child, and what I saw mirrored from families who do not have children from difficult beginnings. None of those examples worked for us, which left me feeling alone and fearful of the future. Our situation wasn’t getting better, only worse. After some time in Theraplay, and completing work in the Love Matters Parenting Society resources, I have a success story almost weekly. I see change in how we communicate, and I am on way to parenting the way I always hoped I could - with some compassion, patience, and as a model of security and stability that my children crave. I am most thankful for the graciousness of the staff, and the parents in LMP support group. The mottos of #bettertogether and No Blame, No Shame help to create a safe place to learn, heal, and grow as a family.

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