Queer Attachment: An Anti-Oppression Toolkit is a transformative zine that bridges mainstream attachment theory with trauma-informed practices and social justice. Developed with insight from queer and PoC practitioners, it reimagines emotional healing and relationship building through an inclusive, anti-oppressive lens. This resource explores how our nervous systems, attachment styles, and experiences of oppression intersect, helping readers navigate connection and care with compassion and awareness. Published by Microcosm, this zine invites readers to understand attachment not just as a psychological concept but as a community tool for resilience, repair, and mutual support. It’s designed for anyone interested in healing work that honors identity, lived experience, and collective liberation.

Why You Might Want This Product:

• Centers queer and PoC voices in discussions of attachment and trauma

• Connects personal healing with systemic awareness and social justice

• Offers practical insights for building safer, more connected relationships

• Approachable format for those new to attachment theory or trauma studies

• Great resource for therapists, educators, or anyone seeking relational healing

Why You Might Not Like This Product:

• Written as a zine, so it’s concise rather than comprehensive

• Focuses on anti-oppression and identity-centered healing, which may differ from traditional psychology texts

• Not intended as a step-by-step therapeutic manual

Queer Attachment: An Anti-Oppression Toolkit is a compassionate and empowering guide for anyone seeking to heal, connect, and build relationships rooted in justice and care.

• Made in United States

• Dimensions: 8.5″ x 5.5″ x 0.1″ (21.6 x 14 x 0.3 cm)