AAI
Adrian Perkel
Adult Couple Relationships
Anna Kandell
Attachment Style
Attachment Theory
Author Clinical Work
Barbara Bianchini
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Charles Enfield
Childhood Sibling Relationships
Christopher Clulow
Christopher Vincent
clinical studies in partner attachment
Couple Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Couple Psychotherapist
Couple Relationship
Couple Therapists
Couple Therapy
David E. Scharff
David Hewison
Elspeth Morley
Emotionally Focused Therapy
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Exploratory Interest Sharing
Fabio Monguzzi
family
family systems perspective
Gullvi Sandin
Intimate Couple Relationship
James V. Fisher
Jenny Berg
Jill Savege Scharff
Jody J. Leader
Joint Marital Personality
Key Attachment Figures
Limit Cycle Attractor
Maria Kourt
marital developmental challenges
Massive Cross-current
Noela Byrne
Penny Jools
power imbalance analysis
Proleptic Imagination
psychoanalytic
psychodynamic relationship dynamics
psychotherapy
relationships
Rika van den Berg
sibling
Sibling Relationships
Sibling Transference
Starting Couple Therapy
Strange Attractor
style
Sylvia Enfield
theory
therapeutic intervention models
therapist
therapy
Timothy Keogk
Tuning Force
Una McCluskey
unconscious couple processes
Vice Versa
Viveka Nyberg
Product details
- ISBN 9780367105709
- Weight: 700g
- Dimensions: 146 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 14 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The couple relationship is at the centre of this book. The complex nature of the couple attachment is emphasized, drawing both on psychoanalytic concepts and on attachment theory. The chapters aim to integrate theory with practice and can be seen, both separately and together, as offering new insights into the intricate web of psychic fantasies, shared unconscious anxieties and external realities that shape the attachment between the couple. The book is divided into four sections. The first focuses on ways in which the couple identity is shaped, perceived and presented. It does this through looking at how images of the couple are formed by the couple itself, the therapist, the artist, the writer and society at large. The following section explores the impact of some of the developmental challenges that couples may encounter as part of family life, such as dealing with adolescent children, the childless older couple, and managing sibling relationships.
Molly Ludlam
