EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 14 MIN
E33: Ideal Parent Figure (IPF) Imagery Protocol (With Music) for Healing Insecure Attachment
from For Love We Heal Podcast · host Alex Bishop, RPC, RCT
In this guided exercise, you’ll be introduced to the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF) imagery protocol, developed by Dr. Dan Brown and used within integrative attachment therapy. This practice is designed to help heal insecure attachment patterns by gently and repeatedly engaging your mind, brain & nervous system in experiences of safety, attunement, and unconditional love.Through guided imagery, you’ll connect with imagined ideal parent figures who are consistently responsive, emotionally attuned, and deeply supportive, allowing your system to experience what secure attachment feels like. Over time, this helps remap attachment patterns at a deep, implicit level, creating a new internal sense of safety and stability from which you can relate to yourself and others. Enjoy!Join my new Course & Community!https://www.rocdcourse-forloveweheal.com/sales-page-6756-8810-8850-8583Want one-to-one support for healing Relationship OCD (ROCD) from the root? Book a Free Discovery Call to find out more about how we can help!- https://forloveweheal.com/relationshipocd-therapy/Questions? Email me - [email protected] out my Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/forloveweheal/
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In this guided exercise, you’ll be introduced to the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF) imagery protocol, developed by Dr. Dan Brown and used within integrative attachment therapy. This practice is designed to help heal insecure attachment patterns by gently and repeatedly engaging your mind, brain & nervous system in experiences of safety, attunement, and unconditional love. Through guided imagery, you’ll connect with imagined ideal parent figures who are consistently responsive, emotionally attu...
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