More on The Great Attachment Debate
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We continue to review The Great Attachment Debate, a series of interviews published in Psychology Networker. I wrote about the first three experts in last month’s blog
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Lorie Teagno’s response to “The Great Attachment Debate”
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I really enjoyed and felt enlivened by David Schnarch’s presentation and felt like a professional “prayer” was answered as I have struggled in the past decade with
Working to Build Attachment while Facilitating Differentiation
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Last month I invited readers to list Attachment and Differentiation-based interventions in two different lists on the blog. A special thanks to those of you who shared
Integrating The Best of Attachment and Differentiation Theories
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Another year has arrived. I will continue to write blogs and give you thoughts and transcripts. One of my aims for this year is to encourage more
Please List Attachment Based Interventions That You Use
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I enjoy seeing an exchange of ideas here on the blog. I invite you to list attachment based interventions that you use. Here’s one to get us
Please List Differentiation Based Interventions That You Use
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I encourage you to get involved on this blog by writing your ideas. Let’s start a list of differentiation based interventions that readers use. I’ll write one
Attachment and Differentiation in Couples Therapy
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This year’s couples conference has now come and gone. Once again we enjoyed dynamic presentations from state of the art thinkers and practioners, such as Harville Hendrix,
How to Identify Failed Empathy in the Narcissistic Personality
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And Utilize Specific Tools For Increasing Differentiation Last month we talked about one defensive pattern of a narcissistic partner. This month we will address the low level
“What Happens When I’m Not In Love Anymore?”
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Strategies for Increasing Differentiation and Rebuilding Love and Passion In our last newsletter, we started looking at specific challenges presented in early sessions. One challenge is presented
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