Attachment-based Practice with Children, Adolescents and Families
Understanding Strategies and Promoting Positive Change
Published on 31. May 2022
Book
Paperback/Softback
288 pages
978-1-80388-065-5 (ISBN)
Description
Over recent decades, attachment theory has come to be seen as fundamental to understanding not only childhood development and how people survive and grow, but also the capacity of partners, parents and carers to offer safe and consistent care, particularly under difficult conditions. Attachment-based Practice with Children, Adolescents and Families integrates attachment theory with other key concepts to explore the ways in which we understand and respond to troubled young people. Drawing on psychiatry, psychotherapy, social work, clinical psychology, systemic therapy and multi-modal assessment and intervention, and combining theory, practical guidance and illustrated case studies, the authors present an attachment-based, integrative, biopsychosocial approach to working with individuals and families that is designed to promote improved outcomes for all involved.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 238 mm
Width: 306 mm
Thickness: 34 mm
Weight
1234 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-80388-065-5 (9781803880655)
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CLARK BAIM is a psychotherapist, supervisor, group leader and consultant. He is President of the British Psychodrama Association, and is on the faculty of the Family Relations Institute. He is the lead author of Attachment-based Practice with Adults (Pavilion, 2011).
LYDIA GUTHRIE is a systemic psychotherapist, trainer, group facilitator and supervisor. From 2008-12 she co-led, with Clark Baim, the UK's community-based sexual offending treatment programmes, run by the Probation Service.
EZRA LOH is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Child, Adolescent and Adult Mental Health, with a special interest in attachment and psychotherapy across the lifespan.
SATBINDER KAUR BHOGAL is a Clinical Psychologist, and Clinical Lead for the Personality and Complex Trauma (PACT) Pathway with Forward Thinking Birmingham.
LYDIA GUTHRIE is a systemic psychotherapist, trainer, group facilitator and supervisor. From 2008-12 she co-led, with Clark Baim, the UK's community-based sexual offending treatment programmes, run by the Probation Service.
EZRA LOH is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Child, Adolescent and Adult Mental Health, with a special interest in attachment and psychotherapy across the lifespan.
SATBINDER KAUR BHOGAL is a Clinical Psychologist, and Clinical Lead for the Personality and Complex Trauma (PACT) Pathway with Forward Thinking Birmingham.
Content
Table of Contents
Foreword by Professor Panos Vostanis
PART ONE: Introducing attachment theory and the integrative approach
Introduction and how to use this guide
1. Introducing attachment theory; 2. The three basic patterns; 3. The Dynamic-Maturational Model (DMM) of Attachment and Adaptation; 4. The integrative, bio-psycho-social approach
PART TWO: Principles, guidelines and tools for assessment, formulation, planning and treatment
5. Ten principles for attachment-based practice; 6. Essential planning and preparation; 7. The goal of treatment; 8. The LEARN model, and purposeful adaptation of treatment
PART THREE: The case studies
1. Amelie and Charlie (1): Trying to love through depression and trauma; 2. Lucas (14): Changing sexual behaviour; 3. Jacob (8): Adoption breakdown; 4. Azim (14): Seeking safety in a new country; 5. Suchita (22): In search of independence; 6. Rob (20): Strong feelings in autism; 7. Jessica (14): On the edge and in need of guardian; 8. Gretchen (7): In search of safety, family and belonging; 9. Asha (16): Complex trauma and unresolved grief; 10. Marie and Evelyn (2): A mother and daughter trying to connect; 11. Beth (15): Struggling to understand sexual feelings; 12. Calum (20): Leaving care, entering adulthood and becoming a new parent.
Foreword by Professor Panos Vostanis
PART ONE: Introducing attachment theory and the integrative approach
Introduction and how to use this guide
1. Introducing attachment theory; 2. The three basic patterns; 3. The Dynamic-Maturational Model (DMM) of Attachment and Adaptation; 4. The integrative, bio-psycho-social approach
PART TWO: Principles, guidelines and tools for assessment, formulation, planning and treatment
5. Ten principles for attachment-based practice; 6. Essential planning and preparation; 7. The goal of treatment; 8. The LEARN model, and purposeful adaptation of treatment
PART THREE: The case studies
1. Amelie and Charlie (1): Trying to love through depression and trauma; 2. Lucas (14): Changing sexual behaviour; 3. Jacob (8): Adoption breakdown; 4. Azim (14): Seeking safety in a new country; 5. Suchita (22): In search of independence; 6. Rob (20): Strong feelings in autism; 7. Jessica (14): On the edge and in need of guardian; 8. Gretchen (7): In search of safety, family and belonging; 9. Asha (16): Complex trauma and unresolved grief; 10. Marie and Evelyn (2): A mother and daughter trying to connect; 11. Beth (15): Struggling to understand sexual feelings; 12. Calum (20): Leaving care, entering adulthood and becoming a new parent.