'Internal working models' diaporamas de présentation

SPOUSAL ABUSE

SPOUSAL ABUSE. Goals of Lecture: Assessment & Treatment. Goals of the Class. THE STRUCTURE OF ASSESSMENT THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE RISK ASSEMENT NEUROBIOLOGY OF VIOLENCE SYSTEMIC THEORY OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & ATTACHMENT THEORY UNRESOLVED TRAUMA. GOALS OF ASSESSMENT PROCESS.

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Mario Mikulincer IDC Herzliya

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Vince Mercer AIM Project aimproject.uk

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Social Development, Friendship and Mate Selection

Social Development, Friendship and Mate Selection. Nature of Relationships. Need for Affiliation Evolutionary value Varies with situation cognitive clarity emotional comparison emotional support. Reciprocity and Interdependence. Basic unit is the dyad

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Attachment Trauma

Sexually Compulsive Behavior as a Manifestation of Disorganized Attachment and Facilitating Capacity for Intimacy SASH Conference October 1 st , 2010 Mark Schwartz, Sc.D. Castlewood Treatment Center for Eating Disorders 800 Holland Road 636-386-6611 www.castlewoodtc.com mfs96@aol.com.

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Chapter 5: Theories of Psychological Development

Chapter 5: Theories of Psychological Development. Part TWO: Theories of Emotional Development Ms V Parsons VCE Unit 1 Psychology 2012. Why so many theories?. Emotional Bowlby , Ainsworth & Harlow. Perceptual Gibson. Psychological Development. Cognitive Piaget. Psychosocial Erikson.

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Ian Fletcher, Division of Health Research, Lancaster University, UK Acknowledgements

The influence of adult attachment styles and emotional intelligence in clinical communication: data from clinicians and patients. Ian Fletcher, Division of Health Research, Lancaster University, UK Acknowledgements Medical students, Foundation Year doctors

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Family Dynamics in the Treatment of Eating Disorders

Family Dynamics in the Treatment of Eating Disorders. James Gerber Ph.D. . Conceptual/Theory. Systems Theory: Families are systems of interconnected and interdependent individuals. To understand the person it is necessary to understand the family. People cannot be understood in isolation .

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Conceptual Models of Child Psychopathology

Conceptual Models of Child Psychopathology. Models and theories. Set of principles used to analyze or explain a set of phenomena Example: temper tantrums. Why use models/theories?. Intuitive scientists Effective and efficient Testable hypotheses. Problems with models.

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Simulating Attachment

Simulating Attachment. Why simulate attachment? Origins of Attachment theory The target behaviours to be simulated Design methodology and demo Architectural design issues to be investigated . Why Simulate Attachment?.

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In-Home Brief Therapy for Families with Troubled Youth August 10, 2012

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SYSTEMIC THERAPY & ATTACHMENT NARRATIVES

SYSTEMIC THERAPY & ATTACHMENT NARRATIVES. Rudi Dallos, Ph.D Arlene Vetere, Ph.D. Dynamic Systems.

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Self-Esteem Throughout the Human Lifespan

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition of Attachment. An enduring emotional tie to a special person, characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness, especially during times of stress. . Roots of Attachment Theory. John Bowlby applied ethology to infants Influenced by Konrad Lorenz

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition of Attachment. An enduring emotional tie to a special person, characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness, especially during times of stress. . Roots of Attachment Theory. John Bowlby applied ethology to infants Influenced by Konrad Lorenz

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Patricia Mares , M.Ed., PC, LSW controlrad / 740-703-5048 Alvin Mares, PhD, LSW

In-Home SFBT for Troubled Youth 9 th Annual (2011) Conference of the SFBTA Bakersfield, CA Workshop Session 1d, 10:45a-noon Friday, November 11th, 2011. Patricia Mares , M.Ed., PC, LSW www.controlrad.com / 740-703-5048 Alvin Mares, PhD, LSW mares.2@osu.edu / 740-804-6275. PTSD.

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Continued Evaluation of Freud

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Early Attachment and Later Development

Early Attachment and Later Development. Thompson, R. A. (1999). Early attachment and later development. In J. Cassidy & P. R. Shaver (Eds.), Handbook of attachment: Theory, research, and clinical applications (pp. 265-286). New York: Guilford Press.

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