Binding psychotherapy: pregnancy and childbirth

Professor Karl Brish, psychiatrist, psychotherapist and researcher of the theory of affection, first showed in practice how the theory of John Bowlby can be used in counseling and psychotherapy. He called this direction bindung psychotherapy - an approach that can be both independent and additional tools in the work of specialists.
The possibilities of bindung psychotherapy in work with all age groups - from infant problems to difficulties of adulthood - Professor Brish devoted a series of books "Consulting and therapy based on the theory of affection."
The book “Pregnancy and childbirth” opens the series. It is devoted to the development of attachment from the moment of conception, during pregnancy, during and immediately after childbirth. This volume discusses in detail the problems that can be found during these periods, and the methods of psychotherapeutic assistance to future parents are described. A large number of examples are given from clinical practice illustrating the use of the theory of attachment in the process of psychotherapy.
The book is intended for everyone who works with pregnant women, with parents and babies: pregnancy consultants, midwives, children"s doctors and therapists, psychiatrists and psychotherapists working with children, adolescents and adults, nurses and social workers, psychologists, and teachers And educators, as well as parents themselves