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In this compelling book, prominent investigators Mario Mikulincer and Phillip R. Shaver review the state of the science of attachment-based interventions in psychotherapy and beyond. They critically evaluate a range of programs that aim to strengthen parent-child, couple, and therapist-client relationships. The theoretical and empirical underpinnings of each intervention are examined, as are specific techniques used to enhance felt security and foster personal growth. The book also looks at evidence-based interventions outside the mental health domain, including programs that target teacher-student relationships and academic performance. Looking to the future, the authors discuss emerging applications of attachment theory in medicine and health care, management and organizational behavior, and group and intergroup processes.
See also the related work from Mikulincer and Shaver, Attachment Theory Expanded: Security Dynamics in Individuals, Dyads, Groups, and Societies.
Contents
1. An Overview of Attachment Theory and Research
2. The Broaden-and-Build Cycle of Attachment Security
3. Boosting Felt Security in the Laboratory: The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Security Priming
4.Enhancing Attachment Security in Relationships between Parents and Young Children
5. Enhancing Attachment Security in Relationships between Parents and Adolescents
6. Enhancing Attachment Security within Couple Relationships
7. An Attachment-Informed Approach to Individual Psychotherapy
8. Other Therapeutic Applications of Attachment Theory and Research
9. Attachment-Informed Practices in Working with Therapeutic Groups and Work Teams
10. Attachment-Based Applications in School and Educational Settings
11. Applying Attachment-Theoretical Principles in Medical Settings
12. Applying Attachment-Theoretical Principles in Organizations
13. Summing Up, Moving Forward
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