Traumatic Attachments & Borderline Personality Disorders

Early attachment disturbances can lead to a wide variety of adult relational problems, especially when combined with unresolved trauma. The ability to form and sustain reciprocal interpersonal relationships is notably disrupted in individuals who experience early traumatic attachment patterns.  

In this conference, leading experts discuss the ways in which personality development shapes and is shaped by ongoing interactions with important attachment figures, with the goal of developing a deeper understanding of the interrelationship between emotional, cognitive, social, and biological disciplines within the fields of psychiatry and psychology.

This program includes the following tapes:

• (450) Advances in Regulation Theory: Role of Attachment and Right Brain Development
• (451) Relational Context of Trauma: Fear, Dissociation, and Early Caregiving Environment
• (452) Manifest Dissociation in Adult Attachment: Interviews from Individuals with Multiple Personality Dis
• (453) How Effective Treatment of PTSD Affects Mind, Brain, and Body
• (454) Traumatic Responses in Infancy and Early Childhood: Relationship-Based Approach
• (455) Integrating Attachment and Object Relations Theories with Neurological Development
• (456) EMDR and Adaptive Information Processing
• (457) Discussion

Program CD Price: $125.00
Homestudy Price: $145.00
Homestudy Credit: Available for Home Study Course, 14 hours continuing education
Plus sales tax (for CA residents) & Shipping (Additional Shipping Charge for International Orders)
Total CD's: 16