This handbook is widely recognized as the current standard in the field of attachment. It integrates theory and recent scientific insights with practical applications in the clinical setting.
Contents
Leading researchers address the origin and development of attachment theory, provide biological and evolutionary perspectives, and highlight the role of attachment processes in various relationships, such as parent-child and romantic connections.
Practical relevance
The implications for mental health and psychotherapy are extensively covered. Attention is paid to effective attachment-based interventions for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. In addition, authors discuss best practices in assessment and evaluation of available instruments and protocols.
New in this edition
- Chapters on genetics, epigenetics, psychoneuroimmunology, and sexual partnerships
- Discussions of compassion, school readiness, and the care system across the lifespan
- A chapter that examines the relationship between attachment and other developmental influences
- Updated theoretical and empirical insights from nearly ten years
Target audience and use
This handbook is highly suitable for higher education, research, and professional application in mental health care. It is intended for readers with an advanced level of knowledge.
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