Articles about Attachment

Their Nature and Significance (1943), in Fairbairn, W.R.D. (1996). Psychoanalytic Studies of the Personality, 256-288. London: Routledge, with Comments from an Attachment...

Attachment styles are transmitted via the quality of our early care-giving experiences.

Brief verbatim extracts from: Solomon, J., George, C. and De Jong, A. Children classified as controlling at age six: Evidence of disorganised representational strategies ...

A parent who seeks care and emotional security from a child, inverting the child-parent relationship, is likely to generate attachment disorder in the child.

Multiple disciplines can be integrated into a therapeutic model and applied to our clinical work.

An in-depth interview with Paul Renn, coordinated by Dr Jan Hepburn, exploring attachment theory and patterns, violent relationships, ordinary relationships, the patterns...

What underlies psychotic states? Thinking beyond biology.

Rising in love encourages a mindset of growth and enduring love.

Understanding what attachment is and the role it plays in shaping our experience may shed some light on our own temperament, outlook, and relationship patterns.

Developing a strong enough core and sense of self to be able to let others in without fearing engulfment or abandonment, thus paving the way to balanced Interdependent re...