Circle Of Security Parenting (COSP) Program
Join our Circle of Security Parenting™ group to build secure attachments, reduce family stress, and foster healthy child development in eight supportive sessions.
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Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) Program: Creating a Secure Base for Your Child
Circle of Security Parenting (COSP) Program: Creating a Secure Base for Your Child
Do you ever wonder what’s behind your child’s behavior—or how best to respond? Circle of Security Parenting™ (COSP) is rooted in attachment theory, designed to help you see the world through your child’s eyes and learn how to meet their emotional needs more effectively.
What is COSP?
What is COSP?
Circle of Security Parenting™ (COSP) is a globally recognized, research-informed, relationship-based program that guides parents and caregivers in supporting a child’s secure attachment needs. By exploring the “circle” of how children move out to explore and return for comfort, you’ll gain practical ways to turn everyday challenges—tantrums, defiance, emotional outbursts—into moments of connection and growth.
Is COSP Right For You?
Is COSP Right For You?
COSP is designed for:
Parents of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers wanting to build a secure bond
Families eager to understand the root of challenging behaviors rather than simply react
Caregivers looking for research-backed strategies to foster emotional security and resilience
What Parents Often Report
What Parents Often Report
Reduced Stress Fewer power struggles and a calmer home environment
Enhanced Empathy Increased ability to see the situation from your child's perspective deepening connection
Confident Parenting Clearer insight into why behaviors happen and how to respond effectively
Ready to Start Your Circle Journey?
Ready to Start Your Circle Journey?
Our next Circle of Security Parenting™ group launches soon! If you’d like first dibs on dates—and access to early-bird pricing—choose one (or both) of the options below:
Join the Waitlist to reserve your place before public registration opens.
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