Articles about Attachment

The impact of the internet on our relational life

By turning our attention to feeling, through somatic self-inquiry, we can learn to “be with” and describe an experience rather than trying to “understand it” or more impo...

Witnessing how the “good enough” caregiver-infant relationship constitutes the prototype of a therapeutic model in work with adults.

The internal world develops through an active, mutual process of reciprocal influence, and that the mind is composed of self-other representational models developed in th...

What underlies psychotic states? Thinking beyond biology.

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.

A case study of intimate violence in a forensic setting.

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...

How our early relationships impact on present day ones.

Movies that explore, engage, or offer insight into attachment disorders and the social and psychological issues involved.

How past issues, attachment styles, and the transgenerational trauma of caregivers impacts parenting; and what can be done about it.