what makes couples therapy work (part 2)
Inside two couples therapy sessions: what a therapist does when one partner floods with anger and the other shuts down completely. A look at the actual work.
What Makes Couples Therapy Work? (Part 1)
Ever wonder why the same relationship dynamics keep showing up no matter who you're with? It starts before you could talk. Part one of a two-part look at attachment and couples therapy.
attachment Fireworks: Why holiday Gatherings can Turn Into Anger You Didn't See Coming
Holiday anger often isn't about anger. It's panic and grief in disguise. A look at attachment, RAGE, and how to work through it when tempers flare.
The Neurobiology of Attachment: Insights from Allan Schore's Research
Attachment theory has revolutionized our understanding of human development and relationships. While John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth laid the groundwork, Allan Schore's groundbreaking research has illuminated the neurobiological underpinnings of attachment, showing how early relationships literally shape the developing brain. This intersection of neuroscience and attachment theory offers profound insights for both mental health professionals and parents.
Stages of attachment
Attachment plays a crucial role in human development, influencing how we form relationships throughout our lives. In counseling, understanding these stages can be beneficial in helping clients explore their relational patterns. Here’s a brief overview of the stages of attachment: