Titlebook: Attachment-Based Clinical Work with Children and Adolescents; Joanna Ellen Bettmann,Donna Demetri Friedman Book 2013 Springer Science+Busi

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Implementing Attachment Theory in the ChildWelfare System: Clinical Implications and Organizational n, child welfare administrators have placed increased emphasis on the implementation of practices that promote positive parent–child attachments. However, the child welfare system has not systematically addressed the organizational challenges of implementing empirically based practices and the impac

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Johannes Wienker,Rüdiger Karpf-Wissels true, we are still discovering the value of such findings for our clinical work with children and adolescents. Our book . explores how attachment theory is used in clinical settings throughout the country. It presents articles relevant to work with infants and toddlers, children and adolescents, a

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Another Process Pattern: Outburst Floods,he physical and caregiving environments interact with psychological development. These orientations developed in different contexts with disparate methodologies and emphases, and were considered to be incompatible by many clinicians and researchers. Yet, they share fundamental underpinnings and goal

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfts of the mother–infant relationship, followed by later research and refinements in theory. It then presents how both theory and research inform Attachment-Based clinical practice, including the use of videotape in clinical intervention. A case example illustrates this parent–child treatment approac

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfons and on current developmental neuroscientific studies of the interpersonal neurobiological mechanisms that facilitate or inhibit the experience-dependent maturation of the infant’s developing right brain. With this data in mind, we then utilize regulation theory to model the implicit right brain/

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfl psychologists working together to address the impact of trauma on the physical and mental health of their patients. Early childhood traumatic experiences are profoundly disruptive to the attachment–caregiving system that regulates the Child-parent relationship and that has the function of providin