Live, experiential training for mental health professionals ready to work more deeply with trauma, emotion and relationship.
2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 & 10 November 2026 · 6–9 PM IST · Online
An advanced, attachment science-informed deliberate practice programme: working with defences, processing emotion to completion, and helping clients find their way back to regulation. Begins 2 November.
13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21 & 24 November 2026 · 21 hours · Online
CORE's foundational training: understanding trauma, complex PTSD and dissociation through an attachment and neurobiological lens, and pacing therapy so clients can stay within their window of tolerance.
7, 8, 11, 12, 14 & 15 December 2026 · Online
Attachment-based psychotherapy grounded in Sue Johnson's Emotionally Focused Therapy. Open to clinicians who have completed CORE's Trauma-Informed training.
15, 16, 22 & 23 January 2027 · 6–9 PM IST · Online
A 12-hour, practice-based training in Motivational Interviewing with Dan Isaac Pothiyil and Syam K Ravindran, for working with ambivalence and lowering resistance across therapy models.
Perhaps a client tells you a great deal, and yet nothing in the room seems to shift. Perhaps strong emotion rises, and you are not sure whether to stay with it or gently steer away. Or you leave a session tired in a way that is hard to name.
Most thoughtful therapists know these moments. They are not signs of failure. They are usually invitations to work a little differently: to slow down, to notice what is happening between you and your client, and to help feeling move towards resolution rather than circling.
That is what CORE's trainings are built around. Small, live groups. Real clinical material. Practice, with feedback, until it begins to feel like your own way of working.
Trauma-Informed Psychological Interventions. A shared understanding of trauma, attachment and the window of tolerance that every later training builds on.
CORE EFT Training. Attachment-based psychotherapy grounded in Sue Johnson's Emotionally Focused Therapy, open once you have completed the foundation.
CORE Experiential Practice. Attachment science-informed deliberate practice: working with defences and processing emotion with real-time feedback.
The name Connect & Restore (CORE) carries our approach to mental health care. We draw on attachment science, which traces many psychological difficulties to a person's relationship with themselves and with others.
When that connection with the self is lost, distress tends to follow. Helping someone find their way back to it is how wellbeing is restored.
Connecting to the self, to restore wellbeing.

CORE offers evidence-based psychotherapy online, with a trauma-informed approach at its centre. We see each person as unique, and work with their strengths and potential.
In sessions, we try to offer a safe space, and to help clients build that same safety within themselves and around them.
Psychotherapy is a shared process. The therapist is as involved as the client, and at times that can be taxing.
Supervision offers a place to step back and take stock. CORE's supervision space is warm, safe and non-judgemental, for therapists looking to grow personally and professionally.

Good care depends on staying close to the research and to developments in psychotherapy, and we try to share what we learn with fellow practitioners.
Our signature programme, Trauma-Informed Psychological Interventions, has become a starting point for many therapists, and leads on to our attachment-based EFT and experiential practice trainings.
An occasional email when registrations open for a new training. Nothing more.
Query regarding psychotherapy training and supervision can be mailed to info@connectandrestore.in
Our WhatsApp line is for messages only, not calls, and we reply as soon as we can.
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