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Assessing attachment in parents and carers: quick guide

Publication Date: 23 February 2015

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Introduction

This is one of nine quick guides on using attachment theory in your practice. Visit the attachment knowledge and practice hub to access all the quick guides, tools, case studies and links to further reading. Key messages There are two main ways to formally assess the attachment organisation of an adult carer or parent: the […]

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