This course offers an in-depth exploration of the complex intersections between adoption, trauma, and attachment, with a focus on how these dynamics impact children and the families who care for them. Through real-life examples, neuroscience informed theory, and practical tools, participants learn how early trauma and disrupted attachments influence brain development, behavior, and emotional regulation. The course emphasizes the importance of physiological safety, caregiver co-regulation, and the gradual development of trust in order to facilitate healing. By integrating perspectives from polyvagal theory, attachment theory, and trauma-informed care, this training provides compassionate, actionable strategies for creating secure, connected relationships and supporting long-term healing in children affected by complex developmental trauma.