Attachment Parenting | Dr. Kathleen Locker

Dr. Locker earned both her Masters and Doctorate in Clinical
Psychology from the University of Denver Graduate School of
Professional Psychology in Colorado. Dr. Locker works with
children, particularly with young children and their caregivers,
as well as adults, and couples. Her special interests include
attachment therapy, parenting skills, and boundary setting. Dr.
Locker's statement on her clinical work: “Our early attachment
experiences with our caregivers shape our relationships
throughout our lives. If we felt unheard or misunderstood by our
families it can lead to difficulties in our adult relationships
with friends, romantic partners, and ourselves. In working with
young children and their caregivers, I hope to help parents
understand how their own parenting impacts their identity as a
caregiver as well as helping them understand their child’s needs
and develop a deeper connection. Working with older children,
adolescents, adults, and couples, I strive to help you understand
how your early caregiving experiences are impacting your current
wellbeing and interpersonal functioning. My goal is to create a
secure relationship where you can feel understood and valued and
better understand yourself through our work together.”


 


You can learn more about Dr. Locker's parenting skills group
here: https://tinyurl.com/43wm38tc


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