Attachment Therapy Companion
The book I wrote with 2 colleagues, Attachment Therapy Companion, will be out in July an is now listed on the Norton website:
http://books.wwnorton.com/books/Attachment-focused-Therapy/
The book is meant to be a statement of best practice in the provision of attachment focused therapy. It described the theory base for this approach, appropriate and evidence-based principles for evaluation and treatment, and ethical principles of practice.
It is a must read for anyone practicing treatment grounded in attachment theory.
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