ATTACh ATTACh provides desperately needed support, therapeutic referrals, products, training, and information on the treatment of attachment and trauma disorders

ATTACh, the Association for Training on Trauma and Attachment in Children, strives for a world where every child has secure attachment relationships by training parents and professionals to promote healthy attachment and heal trauma.

11/17/2025

When love feels safe, truth follows. Build that kind of trust with your child.”

11/14/2025

🗣️ A special invite from our Opening Keynote, Dr. Jon Baylin! We hope to see YOU in San Antonio this upcoming April! 🤠 Find out more about Dr. Baylin's keynote and register here- https://attach.org/2026-conference/

📝Looking to earn CEs? Our annual conference this upcoming January is a great opportunity to earn CEs. Register today and...
11/12/2025

📝Looking to earn CEs? Our annual conference this upcoming January is a great opportunity to earn CEs. Register today and select CEs at registration.

🔑🗒Take a look at our 2026 Conference Keynotes! You can find their keynote descriptions and full program at the link here...
11/07/2025

🔑🗒Take a look at our 2026 Conference Keynotes! You can find their keynote descriptions and full program at the link here- https://attach.org/2026-conference/

👥 Thinking about becoming an ATTACh member? NOW is the time! View all membership levels and benefits here- https://attac...
11/05/2025

👥 Thinking about becoming an ATTACh member? NOW is the time! View all membership levels and benefits here- https://attach.org/membership/

11/03/2025

Parents have the most important job in the world

11/02/2025
11/02/2025

What would help most in your journey?

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10/29/2025

📰 Want to stay up to date on ATTACh? Subscribe to our newsletter! We send one newsletter every month to keep you up to date on our conferences & trainings! https://attach.org/subscribe/

Well, we avoided it as long as we could. Frost on the rooftops. No snow no snow.
10/24/2025

Well, we avoided it as long as we could. Frost on the rooftops. No snow no snow.

10/23/2025

WHEN I COME OUT OF SCHOOL…

I’ve held it together all day — smiling when I didn’t feel OK, copying others so I could fit in, keeping my stims small and hidden.

So when I come out of school…
Please don’t ask me to talk straight away.
Please don’t tell me how good I was.
Please just let me rest, be quiet, and feel safe again.

Want to understand more about masking and neurodivergent wellbeing?

Explore the full Masking Toolkit by The Contented Child for visuals, guides, and practical tools that help uncover what’s behind the mask — and support children to feel safe being their true selves. Link in comments ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in our Bio.

NOTE
Some children do mask so competently that it can be hard to get a diagnosis - that is why I created Meet My Brain: Power & the Tricky Bits. Link in comments.

Address

1609 West County Road 42, Suite 324
Burnsville, MN
55306

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+16128614222

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Teaching the World to Heal

ATTACh is an international coalition of professionals and families dedicated to helping those with attachment difficulties by sharing our knowledge, talents, and resources.

Many children throughout the world do not benefit from adequate parenting during their early years. Their foundation for healthy development is damaged so they have difficulty in forming loving, lasting, intimate relationships.

This condition, known as attachment disorder, can be triggered by abuse, neglect, abandonment, separation from birth parents, birth trauma, maternal depression, chronic illness, frequent moves and placements, and even divorce.