Drawing on in-depth interviews and group discussions, this timely book sheds new light on the impact of domestic violence on the formation of mother/infant relationships and challenges the uncritical adherence to attachment theory in this context. It will be essential reading for practitioners and students in all areas of the early years field.
Drawing on in-depth interviews and group discussions, this timely book sheds new light on the impact of domestic violence on the formation of mother/infant relationships and challenges the uncritical adherence to attachment theory in this context. It will be essential reading for practitioners and students in all areas of the early years field.
Fiona Buchanan is a lecturer in Social Work at the University of South Australia. Fiona worked with survivors of domestic violence in the UK and Australia for many years before moving into academia. She has published widely in social work and domestic violence journals.
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Acknowledgments 1. Situating Relationships Between Women and Their Babies in Domestic Violence 2. Current Debates, New Understandings: Domestic Violence and its Effects on Women, Babies and the Relationships Between Them 3. A New Approach: Connecting Emotions, Experiences and Relationships 4. Context: Sustained Hostility 5. Relationality: How Sustained Hostility Leads to Increased Protectiveness 6. Subjective Agency-Creating Space and Achieving Change 7. Looking Forward: Moving from Attachment Theory to a Model of Protective Connection References Index
Acknowledgments 1. Situating Relationships Between Women and Their Babies in Domestic Violence 2. Current Debates, New Understandings: Domestic Violence and its Effects on Women, Babies and the Relationships Between Them 3. A New Approach: Connecting Emotions, Experiences and Relationships 4. Context: Sustained Hostility 5. Relationality: How Sustained Hostility Leads to Increased Protectiveness 6. Subjective Agency-Creating Space and Achieving Change 7. Looking Forward: Moving from Attachment Theory to a Model of Protective Connection References Index
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