Titlebook: Attachment-Based Clinical Work with Children and Adolescents; Joanna Ellen Bettmann,Donna Demetri Friedman Book 2013 Springer Science+Busi

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfts of the mother–infant relationship, followed by later research and refinements in theory. It then presents how both theory and research inform Attachment-Based clinical practice, including the use of videotape in clinical intervention. A case example illustrates this parent–child treatment approach.

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfnding of how one’s subjectivity and implicit corporeal self is used in both assessment and treatment of deficits in affective intersubjective processes at all stages of the life span, including the critical periods of infancy.

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Taissiya Sutormina,Tobias Stapfcaregiver, and the caregiver–child relationship. This chapter includes a brief review of the impact of trauma on the parent–child relationship as well as a discussion of the importance of using a treatment approach informed by attachment theory, psychoanalysis, knowledge about the impact of trauma,

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Y. K. Song,Y. Y. Lin,D. W. Fan,Y. Zhoutioning capacities; these capacities have robust links with children’s academic, social, cognitive, and emotional functioning (Fonagy and Target. Development and Psychopathology 9:679–700, 1997; Kobak et al. .., 2006; Sroufe et al. ., 2005). Further, the on-site intervention and outreach methods ena

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Stefano Mariani,Franco Zambonelliboth promising and appropriate for child welfare clients. Toward meeting the goal of implementing these models or similar interventions, the authors discuss organizational barriers and clinical implications for private and public child welfare practitioners and the children and families they serve.

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