Product Description

Brings research and practice perspectives to bear on the adult couple relationship, and provides a framework for assessing and working with secure and insecure attachment.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #207987 in Books
• Published on: 2000-11-02
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 256 pages

Review
"Any reader who shares an interest in early learning, psychoanalysis, couples work, attachment styles, object relations theory, cultural and familial schemata, and multigenerational transmission o fpatterns of relating should find this volume of considerable interest. ITi s beautifully printed and well edited. The nearly 300 references will provide ample food for thought, as will the interesting ideas that populate the book."
-Psychological Reports, , 2001

From the Back Cover
Attachment theory has triggered an explosion of research into family relationships, and has provided a conceptual basis for the work of practitioners. Adult Attachment and Couple Psychotherapy brings research and practice perspectives to bear on the adult couple relationship, and provides a framework for assessing and working with secure and insecure partnerships.
Divided into three parts, the book:
* looks at what is meant by secure and insecure attachment in the couple
* describes how theory and research have been applied to practice, and how practice has added to the understanding of the complex problems that couples bring to therapy
* examines the significance of training and the organisation of work for effective practice with couples.
Using vivid illustrations from clinical and community work, Adult Attachment and Couple Psychotherapy offers stimulating reading for all those involved in this field who wish to re-assess their models of practice.

About the Author
Christopher Clulow is Director of the Tavistock Marital Studies Institute, London, where he practises as a couple psychotherapist, teacher and researcher. He has published extensively on working with couples undergoing change, and about marriage and family life.

Kim Bartholomew, Philip Cowan, Carolyn Pape Cowan, Christopher Clulow, Lisa Crandell, Judith Crowell, Lynne Cudmore, Donald Dutton, James Fisher, Antonia Henderson, Dorothy Judd, Anton Obholzer, Felicia Olney, Jenny Riddell, Avi Shmueli, Dominique Treboux, Christopher Vincent.