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1 Introduction Joseph H. Obegi Obegi, Joseph H. Ety Berant Berant, Ety 1
Pt. I Theoretical Foundations
2 An Overview of Adult Attachment Theory Phillip R. Shaver Shaver, Phillip R. Mario Mikulincer Mikulincer, Mario 17
3 The Therapist as Secure Base Barry A. Farber Farber, Barry A. Jesse A. Metzger Metzger, Jesse A. 46
4 Attachment, Mentalization, and Reflective Functioning Elliot L. Jurist Jurist, Elliot L. Kevin B. Meehan Meehan, Kevin B. 71
5 Clinical Correlates of Adult Attachment Organization Frederick G. Lopez Lopez, Frederick G. 94
Pt. II Assessing Attachment
6 Using Interviews to Assess Adult Attachment Kenneth N. Levy Levy, Kenneth N. Kristen M. Kelly Kelly, Kristen M. 121
7 Self-Report Measures of Adult Attachment in Clinical Practice R. Chris Fraley Fraley, R. Chris Robert L. Phillips Phillips, Robert L. 153
8 Attachment Styles, the Rorschach, and the Thematic Apperception Test: Using Traditional Projective Measures to Assess Aspects of Attachment Ety Berant Berant, Ety 181
Pt. III Clinical Utility
9 Internal Working Models and Change Rebecca J. Cobb Cobb, Rebecca J. Joanne Davila Davila, Joanne 209
10 An Attachment Approach to Adult Psychotherapy Brent Mallinckrodt Mallinckrodt, Brent Katherine Daly Daly, Katherine Chia-Chih D. C. Wang Wang, Chia-Chih D. C. 234
11 Transference and Attachment Rami Tolmacz Tolmacz, Rami 269
12 Attachment-Related Defensive Processes Mario Mikulincer Mikulincer, Mario Phillip R. Shaver Shaver, Phillip R. Jude Cassidy Cassidy, Jude Ety Berant Berant, Ety 293
13 An Attachment Perspective on Crying in Psychotherapy Judith Kay Nelson Nelson, Judith Kay 328
Pt. IV Integration with Clinical Approaches
14 AdultPsychotherapy from the Perspectives of Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis Morris Eagle Eagle, Morris David L. Wolitzky Wolitzky, David L. 351
15 An Interpersonal Approach to Attachment and Change Paul Florsheim Florsheim, Paul Laura McArthur McArthur, Laura 379
16 Attachment Theory and Emotionally Focused Therapy for Individuals and Couples: Perfect Partners Susan M. Johnson Johnson, Susan M. 410
17 Attachment Theory and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Carolina McBride McBride, Carolina Leslie Atkinson Atkinson, Leslie 434
Pt. V Future Directions
18 Attachment-Informed Psychotherapy Research with Adults Ety Berant Berant, Ety Joseph H. Obegi Obegi, Joseph H. 461
19 From Attachment Research to Clinical Practice: Getting It Together Jeremy Holmes Holmes, Jeremy 490
Index 515
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reviewed Attachment Theory and Research in Clinical Work with Adults on June 07, 2009 Attachment Theory and Research in Clinical Work with Adults
I immensely enjoyed the first three chapters of this book it is very simply and very clearly states what we all tend to do and why we do it. It's definitely worth reading regardless of one's abuse status, as it helps one understand the behavior of those who are around them.
She defines things in terms of the child and adult consciousness, one comes from the past, another is the present self. The book goes to elaborate of how the shift between two consciousness states shows up in all relationships: personal and professional. The book is full of examples that help point out behavior described, so concepts are very easy to grasp.
I feel that the suggested step by step regression therapy can be very useful to many, although I see it more like a common sense logical guide to exploring and liberating one own's feelings rather than elaborate therapy technique. The book is continuation of the "you must feel to heal" philosophy started by Alice Miller. I like the fact that the author doesn't sugar coat anything and states reality clearly that past is gone you can't change it, but only you can heal it by staying in the present and allowing yourself to feel that which was repressed in the past. One must take note that author does state that her approach will not work for everyone, but when it comes to any therapy there is no magic bullet solution that would work universally for everyone.
To me the book seems to have the same premise as the Inner Bonding developed by Margaret Paul & Erika Chopich, although I could potentially see the two authors having a heated debate about the definitions and use of the "inner child" or "the child".
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