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Object Attachment

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In the company of animals

James Serpell

1986

Bonding

Stanley Keleman

1986

Object relations and the developing ego in therapy

Althea J. Horner

1979

Affect and attachment in the family

Jeri A. Doane

1994

The self and the ego in psychotherapy

N. Gregory Hamilton

1996

John Bowlby : his early life

Suzan Van Dijken

1998

Violent attachments

J. Reid Meloy

1992

Relationality

Stephen A. Mitchell

2000

Self and others

N. Gregory Hamilton

1987

Handbook of attachment

Phillip R. Shaver

1999

Creating the capacity for attachment

Karen Walant

1995

The family and individual development

D. W. Winnicott

1965

Rebuilding Attachments With Traumatized Children

Richard, Ph.D. Kagan

2004

The making & breaking of affectional bonds

John Bowlby

1979

Attachment in adults

Michael B. Sperling

1994

Attachment theory and the psychoanalytic process

Mario Marrone

2003

Mother-Infant Interaction Picture Book

Phyllis Cohen, Beatrice Beebe, Frank Lachmann et al.

2016

Understanding disorganized attachment

David Shemmings

2011

Building the bonds of attachment

Daniel A. Hughes

1999

Attachment theory in clinical work with children

David Oppenheim

2007

Relational psychoanalysis

Mitchell, Stephen A.

1999

Unconditional care

John Scott Sprinson

2010

The earliest relationship

T. Berry Brazelton

1990

Mélanie Klein

Jean-Michel Petot

1990

Patterns of attachment

Mary D. (Salter) Ainsworth, Sally Wall, Mary C. Blehar et al.

1979

Essential papers on object relations

Peter Buckley

1986

John Bowlby and attachment theory

Jeremy Holmes

1993

The neuroscience of human relationships

Louis J. Cozolino

2007

From Klein to Kristeva

Janice L. Doane, Devon Hodges

1992

Healing pain

Nini Leick

1991

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