Attachment-Informed Grief Therapy : The Clinician’s Guide to Foundations and Applications (Paperback)

Series Editor’s Foreword  Acknowledgements  Introduction  Part I: An Introduction to Attachment Theory and Research  1. Foundational Concepts in Attachment Theory  2. Building on the Foundation: The Second Wave of Attachment Theory and Research  3. Attachment Theory in the Decade of the Brain  Part II: Bereavement Through the Lens of Attachment: Advances in Research, Theory and Practice  4. Insecure Attachment and Problematic Grief: Contemporary Models and Their Implications for Practice  5. The Impact of the Relationship with the Deceased  6. Trauma and the Mode of Death  Part III: Clinical Implications: Towards Attachment-Informed Grief Therapy  7. A Model of Attachment-Informed Grief Therapy  8. The Therapeutic Relationship: Core Capacities of the Attachment-Informed Grief Therapist   9. Strengthening Self-Capacities 10. Meaning-Making in Adaptation to Loss  11.Conclusions  References