Description Attachment theory is very popular in therapy these days.
Chock-full of Techniques and scripts for clinicians.
It provides therapists with a range of therapy activities to make use of one of the most important mental health theories of the past quarter century.
Written by a leading attachment therapist, this book applies decades of experience with Clients empathic yet playful tone.
Overall, the book describes common factors in successful attachment interventions.
People of faith whose attachment figure is God.
Teens with attachment issues, addressing both connection and independence.
The book provides a practical format for communicating with stressed adults and children, especially those with executive dysfunction.
Highly stressed people.
Parents with attachment problems, including logistics of when to add children and other family members, and what to do in sessions.
The book includes innovate suggestions that range from creating visual treatment plans for children to the scripts or activities within sessions.
Individual chapters present interventions for: Children who have attachment issues due to complex trauma, grief, or adoption or custody decisions.
Play that strengthens attachments is also discussed.
The author includes sensory-based interventions and how to use body-based methods.
This checklist provides a rich source of interventions for therapists.
The book lays out a detailed behavioral checklist for each attachment pattern (secure, avoidant, ambivalent, disorganized).
with the basics examined, the book takes a deep dive into the practicalities of clinical work.
It begins with an understanding of attachment\'s role in stress regulation and relationships.
But what do you as a therapist do with all that theory? How can you use it to make the lives of Your Clients better?This book is a hands-on, practical guide to successful attachment-oriented interventions with parents and children who present with a variety of issues, from trauma to depression to anger.
Description Attachment theory is very popular in therapy these days
