Attachment Theory, Child Maltreatment and Family Support: A Practice and Assessment Model

Abstract

Introduction: Working with Children and Families PART 1: THE THEORY BEHIND THE PRACTICE Introduction Understanding Attachment Theory Measuring Attachment Patterns across the Lifespan Secure and Autonomous Patterns Avoidant, Defended and Dismissive Patterns Ambivalent, Dependent and Preoccupied Patterns Disorganised, Controlling and Unresolved Patterns PART 2: APPLYING THE THEORY TO PRACTICE Introduction Gathering Information for Assessment Analysing, Assessing and Classifying the Information Formulating the Aims of Intervention Introducing Protective Mechanisms and Processes The Sites and Forms of Intervention Conclusion Bibliography Author Index Subject Index

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