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Attachment Matters
A new course from Kim Barthel! 

2-Day Workshop in Melbourne – The World-First Launch!​​

Friday 14th November 2025

Saturday 15th November 2025

Early bird savings until 30th June

Instalments payments available

SNEAK PEEK - online course by Kim Barthel (Exploring and Applying Psycho-Sensory Intervention)
Neurobiology Matters  - Course introduction & why neurobiology matters
The Art of Therapy & Connection: 9 hours online learning (interview with Kim Barthel)
Kim Barthel - Interview with Tina Bruce from Be & Belong (Trauma Informed Practice Online Course)
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ABOUT KIM 

Speaker
Kim Barthel is a world-renowned speaker, teacher, occupational therapist and author.

Areas she studies and teaches include, complex behaviour, neurobiology, sensory-processing, movement, trauma informed practice, attachment theory, mental health, and anything that will support people in being their best selves.


She is a pioneer in reinforcing the importance of relationship and is known for her unique teaching style, blending the latest developments in neuroscience with storytelling, meaningful examples and reflection. She will leave you deeply reflecting on yourself and your practice, curious and inspired!

Learn more about Kim and her background in a series of short interviews with Lisa Catania from Be & Belong.

www.kimbarthel.ca
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HOSTED BY  Be and Belong

Lisa, Tina and Linda are sisters. Be and Belong came to fruition when we were meeting for sister dinners in between balancing life, family, parenting, and work. We shared ideas, explored and reflected on our parenting and professional experience, and decided we wanted to bring our complimentary skills together.

Lisa is a Clinical Psychologist, Tina is an Occupational Therapist, and Linda is an Information Architect. Together we have co-created Be and Belong. Our aim is to create learning opportunities, experiences, and products that encourage curiosity, deeper connections, meaningful relationships, and a sense of belonging.

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