The theory of attachment for adults. Clinical practice manual
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The book is a manual for the application of the theory of attachment in everyday practice. The authors of this collective monograph in detail and accessiblely explain the possibilities of the theory of affection and the influence of its styles on many aspects of human life. Containing the most modern theories and practices in this area, the book is an ideal resource for psychologists and psychotherapists, consultants, psychiatrists, ergotherapists, social workers and managers, as well as mental health services.
Over the fifty years that have passed since John Bowlby, she had a serious impact on the psychology of development, and recently on the mental health of people. Combining the experience of a wide range of specialists in the field of mental health and researchers who regularly use this theory in work, this book is a guide to use the theory of affection in everyday practice.
Adam N. Dancua and Katherine Berry offer a wide and practical approach to this topic, which includes studies of clinical practice, the provision of mental health services and the accounting of intercultural aspects. The first section discusses the foundations of the theory of attachment and its application in practice. The second presents clinical problems and manifestations, including the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders, psychoses, personality disorders and eating disorders.
In the third section of the book, the needs of specific groups of the population are considered, the influence of sociocultural factors, such as gender, ethnicity and age of a person, is discussed. Finally, the fourth section considers the work of the organization and a practitioner specialist, including the use of the theory of attachment for the organization of services and how individual therapists can integrate their own affiliation stories into their method.
combining the most modern theories and practices in this area, the book will become an ideal resource for psychologists and psychotherapists, consultants, psychiatrists, ergotherapists, social workers and managers of mental health services.
About the authors
Adam N. Dankua - a clinical psychologist in the Pennine Care of the National Health Service of the UK, where he works in the field of mental health of secondary medical care with adults of all ages that have complex and longtime Problems of mental health. Co -founder and assistant editor of the Gan International Mental Health Journal.
Katherine Berry is a clinical psychologist and a researcher with a doctoral degree at the University of Manchester, financed by the National Institute for Health Research. Its main field of knowledge is interpersonal relations in people with a diagnosis of psychosis
Over the fifty years that have passed since John Bowlby, she had a serious impact on the psychology of development, and recently on the mental health of people. Combining the experience of a wide range of specialists in the field of mental health and researchers who regularly use this theory in work, this book is a guide to use the theory of affection in everyday practice.
Adam N. Dancua and Katherine Berry offer a wide and practical approach to this topic, which includes studies of clinical practice, the provision of mental health services and the accounting of intercultural aspects. The first section discusses the foundations of the theory of attachment and its application in practice. The second presents clinical problems and manifestations, including the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders, psychoses, personality disorders and eating disorders.
In the third section of the book, the needs of specific groups of the population are considered, the influence of sociocultural factors, such as gender, ethnicity and age of a person, is discussed. Finally, the fourth section considers the work of the organization and a practitioner specialist, including the use of the theory of attachment for the organization of services and how individual therapists can integrate their own affiliation stories into their method.
combining the most modern theories and practices in this area, the book will become an ideal resource for psychologists and psychotherapists, consultants, psychiatrists, ergotherapists, social workers and managers of mental health services.
About the authors
Adam N. Dankua - a clinical psychologist in the Pennine Care of the National Health Service of the UK, where he works in the field of mental health of secondary medical care with adults of all ages that have complex and longtime Problems of mental health. Co -founder and assistant editor of the Gan International Mental Health Journal.
Katherine Berry is a clinical psychologist and a researcher with a doctoral degree at the University of Manchester, financed by the National Institute for Health Research. Its main field of knowledge is interpersonal relations in people with a diagnosis of psychosis
Author:
Author:Дэнкуа Адам Н.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907515-52-9
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