Addressing Parent-Child Conflict: Attachment-Based Interventions With Parents

This article describes the use of attachment theory to address parent–child conflict. The authors propose that parent–child conflict is attributable to the unmet attachment needs of both children and parents and that attachment insecurity results in problematic patterns of attachment in parent–child...

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Published in:	Journal of counseling and development 2013-01, Vol.91 (1), p.105-112
Main Authors:	Kindsvatter, Aaron, Desmond, Kimberly J.
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Attachment Behavior Attachment theory Babies Behavior Behavior Change Child development Childhood Needs Children & youth Conflict Conflict management Conflict Resolution Counseling Counseling Techniques Family conflict Influence Interpersonal conflict Intervention Methods Parent and child Parent Child Relationship Parent-child relations Parent-Child relationships Parental attachment Parents Parents & parenting Psychological aspects Sons Teenagers Theories Unmet needs
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