Treating Children with Disrupted Attachment
"If the child ultimately is going to come to trust the containing relationship, at some point in that containing relationship, they're going to have to hate you, and find out that their hating you doesn't break the connection between you, doesn't cast them out into the darkness,...
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| Summary: | "If the child ultimately is going to come to trust the containing relationship, at some point in that containing relationship, they're going to have to hate you, and find out that their hating you doesn't break the connection between you, doesn't cast them out into the darkness, doesn't cast you into your dark place, doesn't make you punishing or abandoning."- Vivienne Roseby, PhD This video discusses therapeutic issues, and is intended for counselors, social workers, and therapists. Topics Therapist as Coach Therapeutic Interaction Building a Sense of Self; Safety The Therapeutic Relationship Structuring Therapy Sessions Therapeutic Issues Therapeutic Techniques |
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