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The Applications of Attachment Theory to Psychotherapy

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With Module Speaker:
Dr Christopher Clulow, Linda Cundy, Sarah Daniel, Professor Pasco Fearon, Tirril Harris, Professor Jeremy Holmes, Dr Dan Hughes, Frank Lachmann, Dr Mario Marrone, Paul Renn, Dr Daniela Sieff, Professor Miriam Steele, Dr David J. Wallin, Kate White, Henry Strick van Linschoten, ,

  • This online resource provides a unique package of lectures and presentations by the speakers below, supported by notes, captions and diagrams
  • This content is available 24/7 for 1 year per subscription
  • The literature has been studied in order to offer a reliably researched, hyperlinked bibliography

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FEES

Confer member:
£144
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Self-funded:
£180

Organisationally-funded:
£200

Institutional account (4 or more):
£80 per user

Teaching licence (10 or more):
£50 per student

Test and Certificate of Attendance:
£36

CPD

A certificate of attendance may be applied for up to 20.5 hours of CPD (pro rata on the basis of correct answers in multiple choice questionnaire. £36

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INCLUDES

  • This module includes 14.5 hours of audio/video
  • Supporting notes, slides or references
  • Bibliography linked to relevant articles and books
  • Additional resources relating to each speaker
  • Discussion forum
  • A Certificate of Attendance through which you can acquire up to 20.5 hrs of CPD on the basis of a multiple choice questionnaire assessing your knowledge of the module (additional £36)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  1. To be able to describe 3 types of insecure attachment style and their origins in corresponding early failures in caregivers’ responsiveness
  2. To be able to conceptualise and describe the adult couple relationships in attachment terms, and able to map at least 3 of these terms onto your clinical work
  3. To be able to relate the theory of narrative coherence as a marker of secure or insecure attachment and to discuss how this relates to the task of psychotherapy
  4. To be able to discuss how we can apply knowledge of attachment patterns in the organisation of the treatment process, describing 3 stages in that process in which attachment style may make a difference to the development of the therapeutic work.
  5. To be able to consider how your own attachment style influences your clinical relationships, giving 2 examples.

STUDY GUIDES

  • Clinical Applications of Attachment Theory
  • Attachment theory and the early years
  • Attachment theory, adolescence and adulthood; the AAIs
  • The categories of attachment security and insecurity
  • Mentalization theory and its roots in attachment theory
  • Attachment theory applied to practitioner and client
  • The bridge between neurobiology and attachment theory
  • Cultural spaces and resources
  • Seminal writings
  • Bibliography

Authored by Henry Strick van Linschoten