A SEMINAR ON EARLY ATTACHMENT AND THE LIFELONG EFFECTS OF DAILY INTERACTION WAS HELD

Within the scope of the seminar titled “Early Attachment and the Lifelong Effects of Daily Interaction,” the effects of early childhood attachment relationships on an individual’s life were discussed with the participants. During the seminar, the question “How does the child within us touch the child in our arms?” was addressed, emphasizing how parents’ own childhood experiences influence the relationships they build with their children. The role of secure attachment in children’s emotional development, self-regulation skills, and social relationships was highlighted, while the lasting effects of daily interactions on child development were also discussed. The program, which attracted significant interest from participants, concluded with a question-and-answer and experience-sharing session. Event Result Report