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This book is created for birth, foster, or adoptive parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, or anybody who may be parenting a kid who has suffered attachment loss and trauma. Their extreme actions may frequently leave caregivers feeling confused, terrified, wounded, and overwhelmed, as they seek to make sense of a large quantity of information―and misinformation―that abounds on attachment disorders.
This book gives empathy, affirmation, and answers for these carers. The book outlines an innovative approach of "team" therapy that comprises an EMDR therapist and a family therapist. Best utilized in combination with therapy support, it leads readers through an assortment of parenting practices that will bring them to a deeper knowledge of their traumatized kid, and better allow them to calm their behavior and strengthen their attachment security so they may recover.
John Williams is Head of Collections Management and Digital Library Services at Newcastle University. He has written extensively on television and cultural history, and he was editor of the popular television review website Tachyon TV. He is a regular contributor to the BFI’s Mediatheque and Screenonline resources and his biography of dramatist Malcolm Hulke, Mac, will be published in 2014.
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