Treating Attachment Disorders

Name: Treating Attachment Disorders: Second EditionFrom Theory to Therapy
Brand: Guilford Press
SKU: 9781462519262
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Second Edition
From Theory to Therapy

Karl Heinz Brisch
Foreword by Lotte Köhler
Afterword by Inge Bretherton
Translated by Kenneth Kronenberg

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	Treating Attachment Disorders Second Edition From Theory to Therapy Karl Heinz Brisch
Organized around extended case illustrations—and grounded in cutting-edge theory and research—this highly regarded book shows how an attachment perspective can inform psychotherapeutic practice with patients of all ages. read more »

Treating Attachment Disorders

Second Edition From Theory to Therapy

Karl Heinz BrischForeword by Lotte KöhlerAfterword by Inge BrethertonTranslated by Kenneth Kronenberg

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Second Edition
From Theory to Therapy

Karl Heinz Brisch
Foreword by Lotte Köhler
Afterword by Inge Bretherton
Translated by Kenneth Kronenberg