Fawn, Attachment & The 8 Developmental Stages
Free Live Webinar with Cheda Mikic
Why do we people-please, lose ourselves in relationships, or feel responsible for the emotions of others?
📅 Sunday 18 October 2026
💻 Live Online
✨ Free Webinar
Join Cheda Mikic for a free educational exploration of fawn responses, attachment and the eight developmental stages, and discover how our earliest experiences of safety, connection and relationship can continue to shape the nervous system, body and behaviour throughout adult life.
Rather than viewing people-pleasing or appeasement as a personality flaw, we'll explore these patterns as intelligent adaptations that may once have helped us maintain safety, attachment and belonging.
What We'll Explore
During the webinar, Cheda will introduce:
How fawn and appeasement responses develop as adaptive survival strategies
The relationship between attachment, early development and nervous system regulation
How developmental experiences can influence our adult relationships, boundaries and sense of self
Why patterns such as people-pleasing, enmeshment and self-abandonment can become embodied and automatic
How greater awareness of these patterns can open the possibility for change
Whether you're exploring these patterns personally or work professionally with trauma, relationships or the body, this webinar will offer a deeper framework for understanding why we become who we become, and how those patterns can begin to shift.