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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Can Attachment Theory form part of an integrative model of psychotherapy
Jonathan Bowlby has been described by Storr as “one of the three or four most important psychiatrists of the twentieth century.” For the purposes of this post, I intend to focus on his work on Attachment Theory. Bowlby was troubled by … Continue reading →
