Attachment in Psychotherapy

This insightful book reimagines adult psychotherapy through the lens of attachment theory, drawing on research in childhood development to create a transformative, relationship-based model of treatment. Blending insights from neuroscience, trauma studies, relational psychotherapy, and mindfulness, the author presents a compelling framework for helping patients develop the secure emotional foundation they may have lacked in early life. Through vivid case examples, the book shows how therapists can adapt their interventions to meet individual attachment needs and harness the power of nonverbal communication, emotional attunement, and bodily awareness to support healing and growth.