Treating Attachment Disorders · 2nd Edition · From Theory to Therapy by Brisch, Karl Heinz -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author Acknowledgments to the English Edition Acknowledgments to the German Edition Foreword Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition Contents Introduction Section I. Attachment Theory and Its Basic Concepts

Historical Overview The Development of the Concepts of Attachment Theory

Basic Assumptions of Attachment Theory Attachment, Genetics, Neurobiology, and Trauma The Concept of Sensitivity The Concept of Attachment Quality in Children The Classification of Infant Attachment Quality The Concept of Attachment Representation Attachment across Generations and throughout the Life Cycle The Significance of Protective and Risk Factors Attachment and Separation in Other Psychotherapeutic Schools

Section II. Attachment Disorders

Attachment and Psychopathology Attachment and Trauma The Theory of Attachment Disorder Attachment Classification in Diagnostic Manuals The Diagnosis and Typology of Attachment Disorders

No Signs of Attachment Behavior Undifferentiated Attachment Behavior Exaggerated Attachment Behavior Inhibited Attachment Behavior Aggressive Attachment Behavior Attachment Behavior with Role Reversal Attachment Disorder with Addictive Behavior Psychosomatic Symptoms

Diagnostic Procedure and Methods in Attachment Diagnosis

Section III. Attachment-Based Psychotherapy

Definition and Delimitation Therapeutic Theory Treatment Technique

General Considerations for Adult Psychotherapy General Considerations for Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Special Considerations

Section IV. Treatment Cases from Clinical Practice

Manifestations of Attachment Disorders Prior to Conception

Prenatal Attachment Disorders

Postnatal Attachment Disorder

The Mother with Postpartum Depression The Mother with Postpartum Psychosis The Trauma of Prematurity

Attachment Disorders in Childhood

Attachment Disorders in School-Age Children

School Phobias Underachievement Aggressiveness

Attachment Disorders in Adolescence

Addictive Symptoms Antisocial Behavior and Delinquency Neurodermatitis

Attachment Disorders in Adults

Symptoms of Anxiety, Panic, and Agoraphobia Depressive Symptoms Narcissistic Symptoms Borderline Symptoms Psychotic Symptoms Depression in Old Age

Summary

Intensive Inpatient Psychotherapy of Early Disorders Components of Intensive Inpatient Psychotherapy

Physical Diagnosis and Treatment Social Services Milieu Therapy Individual and Group Psychotherapy Special Psychotrauma Therapy

B.A.S.E.® Babywatching Work with Parents The Hospital School Supervision Examples

Case 1: Lena Case 2: Simon

Summary

Section VI. Prospects for Further Application

Target Group of the Prevention Program Components of the SAFE Program SAFE Mentor Training Evaluation of and Research on the SAFE Program Summary Special Adaptations: SAFE—Safe Attachment Formation for Educators

Prevention of Behavioral Disorders by B.A.S.E.® Babywatching

What the B.A.S.E. Program Teaches Results of a Pilot Study

Family Therapy Attachment and Groups

Psychopathology in Group Attachment Group Psychotherapy

Education Critical Issues

Afterword

Inge Bretherton

Appendix. Brief Précis of the Adult Attachment Interview Protocol Excerpted from George, Kaplan, and Main (1996) Notes References Index About Guilford Press Discover More Guilford Titles