Attachment Theory: Does it scale up?
I was first introduced to attachment theory last semester through a good friend and fellow student at the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) who… Read more about Attachment Theory: Does it scale up?
I was first introduced to attachment theory last semester through a good friend and fellow student at the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) who… Read more about Attachment Theory: Does it scale up?
As I have reflected on attachment theory in recent weeks, attachment seems to be adept at stirring up emotion in people. Perhaps because it gets… Read more about Questions, Ponderings, and Dreams: Reflections on Attachment
Following is a collection of audio interviews with CJP-affiliated professors, talking about Eastern Mennonite University’s recent Attachment Conference. The interviews were conducted, produced, and edited… Read more about CJP faculty reflect on the EMU Attachment Conference
An increasing pile of evidence points to the biological imperative of attachment – not only in our early formative years, but throughout our entire lives. For… Read more about Potlucks vs. Papers: Reflections on the EMU Attachment Conference