This book, providing the reader with a theoretical model, shows how insecure attachment in childhood impedes the development of caregiving and how, in times of crisis, even securely attached individuals need appropriate support in order to sustain their capacity to give effective care.
This book, providing the reader with a theoretical model, shows how insecure attachment in childhood impedes the development of caregiving and how, in times of crisis, even securely attached individuals need appropriate support in order to sustain their capacity to give effective care.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dorothy Heard is a pyschoanalytic psychotherapist in private practice and was formerly a Consultant in John Bowlby's Department at the Tavistock Clinic, London. Brian Lake was formerly Consultant in Psychotherapy at St James's University Hospital, Leeds
Inhaltsangabe
The conceptual base for a theory of companionable caregiving A caregiving focus to an extension of attachment theory Caregiving from an evolutionary perspective Human non verbal and symbolic communication and two alternative patterns of relating Bowlby's model for instinctive behaviour based on the concept of goal corrected behavioural systems Extensions to Bowlby's model of instinctive behaviour The emergence of high order systems of the self The construction of a theory of companionable caregiving Categorising the functions of instinctive systems of the self with comments on their development From behavioural systems to adult relationships by way of internal working models How values are acquired and assigned to oneself, people and other entities Implicit concepts of caregiving in the development of the concept of self/ego ideals Values and ideals in promoting maturation and well being Principles of therapy guided by an attachment based theory of caregiving Theories used by therapists that implicitly or explicitly incorporate the caregiving aspects of attachment Assessment The therapeutic alliance and the creation of a safe base for personal development Separation anxiety, impingement and the therapeutic frame The Strange Situation Test The adult attachment interview An outline of the emergence of the study of attachment style in adults Questionnaire about a prospective client for assessors to complete after assessment: to be used in association with the assessment procedure described in Chapter 13
The conceptual base for a theory of companionable caregiving A caregiving focus to an extension of attachment theory Caregiving from an evolutionary perspective Human non verbal and symbolic communication and two alternative patterns of relating Bowlby's model for instinctive behaviour based on the concept of goal corrected behavioural systems Extensions to Bowlby's model of instinctive behaviour The emergence of high order systems of the self The construction of a theory of companionable caregiving Categorising the functions of instinctive systems of the self with comments on their development From behavioural systems to adult relationships by way of internal working models How values are acquired and assigned to oneself, people and other entities Implicit concepts of caregiving in the development of the concept of self/ego ideals Values and ideals in promoting maturation and well being Principles of therapy guided by an attachment based theory of caregiving Theories used by therapists that implicitly or explicitly incorporate the caregiving aspects of attachment Assessment The therapeutic alliance and the creation of a safe base for personal development Separation anxiety, impingement and the therapeutic frame The Strange Situation Test The adult attachment interview An outline of the emergence of the study of attachment style in adults Questionnaire about a prospective client for assessors to complete after assessment: to be used in association with the assessment procedure described in Chapter 13
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