Interview with Paul Renn
❝An in-depth interview with Paul Renn, coordinated by Dr Jan Hepburn, exploring attachment theory and patterns, violent relationships, ordinary relationships, the patterns we fall in, and much much more.❞
Paul Renn generously shares his knowledge of attachment theory and research, infant development, trauma studies, neuroscience, and relational psychoanalysis, and the way in which his integrated therapeutic model may be applied in the clinical setting to facilitate a process of change in work with individuals and couples.
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About The Author
“I am a relational psychoanalytic psychotherapist and I work with individuals and couples. My approach is informed by attachment theory.”
Paul Renn is a qualified Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, based in , Twickenham, United Kingdom. With a commitment to mental health, Paul provides services in , including Psychoanalysis. Paul has expertise in .
