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	NNCC Attachment
		The adults who develop secure attachments with their very young infants respond to crying more quickly.
		While the infant may have other caregivers as well, having a primary caregiver will provide the continuity that infants need to form strong attachments to the important adults around them.
		Why do some infants form a secure attachment with adults, while others don't?
	www.nncc.org /Child.Dev/dc25_secure.attach.html

	Attachment Disorder Experts Home Page - Psychological Services for Reactive Attachment Disorders
		Traditional psychotherapeutic approaches are often not effective in treating children and adults with attachment difficulties who have difficulty trusting and forming working alliances basic to success in therapy.
		Attachment is the deep and enduring connection established between a child and caregiver in the first several years of life.
		It is our goal to provide the highest quality treatment available for attachment disordered children, adults, and their families.
	www.attachmentexperts.com

	Fonagy:Transgenerational Consistencies of Attachment: A New Theory
		Attachment theorists have assumed that securely attached adults are more sensitive to their children’s needs thus fostering an expectation in the infant that dysregulation will be rapidly and effectively met (Belsky, Rosenberger, and Crnic, 1995; De Wolff and van IJzendoorn, 1997).
		Secure attachment and reflective function are, I believe, overlapping constructs and the vulnerability associated with insecure attachment lies primarily in the child’s diffidence in conceiving of the world in terms of psychic rather than physical reality.
		Secure attachment in its turn provides the psychosocial basis for acquiring an understanding of mind.
	psychematters.com /papers/fonagy2.htm

	A Brief Overview of Adult Attachment Theory and Research R. Chris Fraley
		Research on adult attachment is guided by the assumption that the same motivational system that gives rise to the close emotional bond between parents and their children is responsible for the bond that develops between adults in emotionally intimate relationships.
		Perhaps the most provocative and controversial implication of adult attachment theory is that a person's attachment style as an adult is shaped by his or her interactions with parental attachment figures.
		The earliest research on adult attachment involved studying the association between individual differences in adult attachment and the way people think about their relationships and their memories for what their relationships with their parents are like.
	www.psych.uiuc.edu /~rcfraley/attachment.htm

	Attachment Disorder Site - providing hope and support.
		In fact, the attachment continuum runs from securely attached through degrees of attachment issues all the way to those who suffer from severe attachment disorder as in my son's case.
		With this in mind, we do not want people to become wary of adoption because of attachment disorder.
		Adults who did not get their emotional and physical needs met in the first few years as well as families who have biological children who, for whatever reason, did not have a strong connection with their primary caregiver.
	www.attachmentdisorder.net

	Attachment parenting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Attachment parenting holds that it is of vital importance to the survival of the child that he be capable of manipulating the adults to meet his needs.
		Attachment parenting adherents argue that the strenuous demands on parents in "attaching" to their children is easier to deal with than the guilt of absence, disconnection and over-valuing economic subjects.
		Attachment parenting holds that parents instinctively strive to be continuously available to their children as the most effective and efficient way of stewarding children toward adulthood.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Attachment_parenting (939 words)

	Attachment parenting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Attachment parenting holds that it is of vital importance to the survival of the child that he be capable of manipulating the adults to meet his needs.
		Attachment parenting, a phrase coined by pediatrician William Sears, is a parenting philosophy based on the principles of the attachment theory in developmental psychology.
		In attachment theory, children attach to their parents because they are social beings, not just because they need other people to satisfy drives and attachment is part of normal child development.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Attachment_parenting (905 words)

	Family Attachment and Counseling Center
		We also offer our original Family Attachment Narrative Therapy program for children whose development has been compromised by early life trauma and attachment relationship difficulties.
		The Family Attachment Center is offering a new parent support group.
		Order your copy of Parenting with Stories, the new workbook based on Family Attachment Narrative Therapy.
	www.familyattachment.com (905 words)

	Fonagy:Transgenerational Consistencies of Attachment: A New Theory
		Attachment theorists have assumed that securely attached adults are more sensitive to their children’s needs thus fostering an expectation in the infant that dysregulation will be rapidly and effectively met (Belsky, Rosenberger, and Crnic, 1995; De Wolff and van IJzendoorn, 1997).
		Secure attachment and reflective function are, I believe, overlapping constructs and the vulnerability associated with insecure attachment lies primarily in the child’s diffidence in conceiving of the world in terms of psychic rather than physical reality.
		Some may be particularly alert to the earliest indications of intentionality, others may need stronger indications before perceiving the child’s mental state and modifying their behavior accordingly.Others, as we described in the context of early infancy, may systematically misperceive the child’s states of mind, with resulting deformation of the child’s sense of himself.
	www.psychematters.com /papers/fonagy2.htm (5894 words)

	Attachment Theory and Psychotherapy Research -- Eells 10 (2): 132 -- Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research
		Strauss BM: Attachment theory and psychotherapy research: editor's introduction to a special section.
		attachment issues were identified in the content analyses.
		Dozier M: Attachment organization and treatment use for adults with serious psychopathological disorders.
	jppr.psychiatryonline.org /cgi/content/full/10/2/132 (1765 words)

	A Brief Overview of Adult Attachment Theory and Research R. Chris Fraley
		Research on adult attachment is guided by the assumption that the same motivational system that gives rise to the close emotional bond between parents and their children is responsible for the bond that develops between adults in emotionally intimate relationships.
		Perhaps the most provocative and controversial implication of adult attachment theory is that a person's attachment style as an adult is shaped by his or her interactions with parental attachment figures.
		The attachment behavior system is an important concept in attachment theory because it provides the conceptual linkage between ethological models of human development and modern theories on emotion regulation and personality.
	www.psych.uiuc.edu /~rcfraley/attachment.htm (3816 words)

	Attachment and Psychosomatic Medicine: Developmental Contributions to Stress and Disease -- Maunder and Hunter 63 (4): 556 -- Psychosomatic Medicine
		Attachment representation and cortisol response to the Adult Attachment Interview in idiopathic spasmodic torticollis.
		Early predictors of attachment in infants with cleft lip and palate.
		Attachment styles among young adults: a test of a four-category model.
	www.psychosomaticmedicine.org /cgi/content/full/63/4/556 (7173 words)

	Empathic Parenting
		Our objective is to try to change those things in Canadian society that make it difficult for parents to give their children the care they need to grow into healthy, confident, non-violent, happy adults.
		The CSPCC's focus is on the long-term consequences of inadequate care of very young children.
		- Selected articles from the journal Empathic Parenting
	www.empathicparenting.org (75 words)

	Your Guide to Reactive Attachment Disorder
		RAD occurs when attachment between a young child and his or her primary caregiver does not occur or is interrupted due to grossly negligent care.
		Reactive attachment disorder (RAD) is a condition found in children who have received grossly negligent care and who do not form a healthy emotional attachment with their primary caregivers -- usually their mothers -- before age 5.
		It is through attachment with a loving and protective caregiver that a young child learns to love and trust others, to become aware of others' feelings and needs, to regulate his or her emotions, and to develop healthy relationships and a positive self-image.
	www.webmd.com /content/article/60/67162.htm (701 words)

	Understanding Reactive Attachment Disorder: Understanding Reactive Attachment Disorder
		Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) is a psychological impairment formed in the earliest years of life, initiated when an infant does not bond with his primary caregiver (generally after learning or feeling that the caregiver cannot be trusted to provide for his needs).
		Without a secure attachment to a caregiver in the first year of life, children may not successfully proceed through crucial developmental cycles in the second year.
		Addressing and overcoming Reactive Attachment Disorder is a slow and difficult road, but it is possible to heal.
	www.focusonyourchild.com /relation/art1/A0000745.html (552 words)

	Attachment Disorder Help - Cascade Center for Family Growth
		For adults, Cascade specializes in treatment of all types and degrees of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Attention Deficit Disorder, Sleep Disorders, chronic stress, depression and anxiety, brain injury, and the difficulties that follow a painful childhood such as Borderline Personality Disorder.
		We believe that for children, it is not possible to develop true self-esteem and find peace without resolving differences and emotional pain due to stressed or damaged emotional ties to their parents and family.
		The interventions used range from general individual psychotherapy to body work and includes family therapy, biofeedback, neurotherapy, Quantitative EEG, massage, movement therapies, alpha-theta training, and acupressure.
	www.attach-bond.com (170 words)

	Defend Marriage
		Research on a broad range of problems in our society are underscoring the importance of stable families, with a father and mother present in the home, as the only reliable way to produce responsible and contributing adults.
		However, the primary reason why homosexual activists are pushing to legalize same sex marriage is because it would constitute legal recognition of their sexual behavior and legitimize it as an acceptable alternative to normal heterosexual marriage, both to themselves and to society as a whole.
		The causes of this disorder are complex and not completely understood, but there is substantial and credible evidence that the environment in which a child is reared is a significant contributor.
	www.defendmarriage.org /defendmarriage/FAQshtml/faqshtml.cfm (170 words)

	research.html
		Valory Mitchell suggested including a self-report attachment measure in the age 52 follow-up after being inspired by Hazan and Shaver's groundbreaking 1989 study of attachment in adults; and Eva Klohnen was the first Mills researcher to publish on attachment.
		Attachment is a burgeoning, "hot" topic in social and personality psychology, and the Mills Project's emphasis on attachment has also grown in the last ten years or so.
		Two former graduate students played an important role in including attachment as one of our research emphases.
	ist-socrates.berkeley.edu /~mills22/research.html (1110 words)

	Psychology : Research
		My research interests include: predictors of successful ageing; adjustment of older adults to chronic disease and chronic pain (such as arthritis pain); social relationships in adulthood, particularly the concept of socioemotional selectivity; adapting therapy for older adults; health promotion in older adults; and the impact of retirement on couples.
		My major research interest is in the area of social and emotional development in normal children and in clinical populations, with a particular emphasis on factors that influence the development of attachment and emotion regulation skills.
		This work includes observational studies of infant and preschool age children's attachment and emotion regulation behaviour, observational studies of parent-child interaction, and interview studies of maternal and child internal working models of attachment relationships.
	www.psy.mq.edu.au /research.htm (1110 words)

	Department of Psychology
		Davila, J., and Cobb, R. Predicting change in self-reported and interviewer-assessed adult attachment: Tests of the individual difference and life stress models of attachment change.
		Current Research: Current Research: Joanne Davila's research focuses on the development and course of interpersonal functioning and psychopathology among adolescents and adults.
		Finally, a longitudinal study that follows participants over two years will be conducted to examine change and continuity in attachment security in response to important life events and new relationships.
	www.psychology.sunysb.edu /psychology/personnel/Davila.htm (1110 words)

	Separation Anxiety Disorder
		The disturbance does not occur exclusively during the course of a Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Schizophrenia, or other Psychotic Disorder and, in adolescents and adults, is not better accounted for by Panic Disorder With Agoraphobia.
		repeated complaints of physical symptoms (such as headaches, stomachaches, nausea, or vomiting) when separation from major attachment figures occurs or is anticipated
		Separation anxiety, anxious attachment, and other phenomena of attachment are well-known and accepted reactions now - we expect it from our pets as well as our babies - but at one time, were less well understood (and anticipated.) This work, lucidly and compassionately, lays it out for the reader.
	www.psychologynet.org /sepanx.html (434 words)

	Plain Talk about Spanking
		Resentment and mistrust, that result from spanking, sabotage the child’s feelings of attachment to the most important adults in his or her young life.
		In fact, being spanked throws children into a state of powerful emotional confusion making it difficult for them to learn the lessons adults claim they are trying to teach.
		Spanking trains them to accept the idea that adults have absolute authority over their bodies, including the right to inflict pain.
	www.kinderstart.com:8080 /kindertoday/1003748138/index_html (6303 words)

	Undervisningsministeriet
		About one million adult Danes with labour market attachment have readings skills at a level which is considered insufficient compared with the literacy skills required in a knowledge-based society; this is one of the results of a study published by the OECD in the spring of 2000.
		It is a characteristic feature of education programmes within the adult education system that the work and life experience of the adults plays an important role in connection with the organisation of the education programmes as well as their content, profile and duration.
		The organisation of the content and teaching methods of the continued education programmes within the adult education system is also to a high degree based on the life and work experience of the adults.
	eng.uvm.dk /publications/factsheets/veureform.htm (6303 words)

	Orthodontist - Longmont, Colorado - F. Richard Beckwith DDS, MS, PC - Mountain View Orthodontics - Quality Orthodontic Treatment for children and adults : offering clear braces and Invisalign
		Upper midline frenectomy is frequently done to reduce a thick upper lip attachment to front gums and minimizes the tendency for relapse of space between upper front teeth and/or the risk of gum tissue recession on front teeth.
		Having a tissue attachment clipped and attached at a new position.
		Lower frenectomy may be done to minimize the risk of gum tissue recession.
	www.mtnviewortho.com /glossary.asp (1154 words)

	Frenectomy
		In adults receiving a frenectomy in the lower jaw to correct the fit of dentures, there is a risk of bruising the nerve that provides sensation to the lower lip and chin.
		Adults receiving dentures may need a frenectomy if the position of a frenum (usually one between the cheek and gum in the back of the mouth, or in the middle of the upper or lower lip) will interfere with the proper fit of the denture.
		The procedure to remove this is a called labial frenectomy and involves the removal of tissue attachment between the two front teeth as the gap between the teeth can again pushed apart by the frenum, even after it being initially corrected via a different procedure.
	www.dentalfind.com /glossary/frenectomy.html (638 words)

	RadKid.Org: Books: John Bowlby
		This third volume in Bowlby's groundbreaking trilogy on child development examines the effects of a death in the family on the lives of children and adults.
		The first volume of John Bowlby's Attachment and Loss series examines the nature of the child's ties to the mother.
		Beginning with a discussion of instinctive behavior, its causation, functioning, and ontogeny, Bowlby proceeds to a theoretical formulation of attachment behavior--how it develops, how it is maintained, what functions it fulfills.
	www.radkid.org /bowlby.html (234 words)

	Plain Talk about Spanking
		Resentment and mistrust, that result from spanking, sabotage the child’s feelings of attachment to the most important adults in his or her young life.
		Spanking trains them to accept the idea that adults have absolute authority over their bodies, including the right to inflict pain.
		Spanking children is not the cause of every problem in the world, but that's not what the author would have you believe.
	www.kinderstart.com:8080 /kindertoday/1003748138/index_html (6379 words)

	Monogenea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Adults have both a prohaptor (for feeding) and an opisthaptor (for attachment).
		Some parasitologists divide Monogenea into two subclasses based on the complexity of their haptor: Monopisthocotylea have one main part to the haptor, often with hooks or a large attachment disc, whereasPolyopisthocotylea have multiple parts to the haptor, typically clamps.
		These groups are also known as Polyonchoinea and Heteronchoinea, respectively.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Monogenea (6379 words)

	tick removal guidelines
		Tick damage occurring from removal and quantity of attachment cement were compared.
		These two species were chosen as representatives for their two distinct attachment strategies and because they are common in the United States.
		The commercial tick removal tools tested were functional for removal of nymphs and adults, and should be considered as viable alternatives to medium-tipped tweezers.
	www.biosci.ohio-state.edu /~acarolog/tickgone.htm (1731 words)

	APA Division 20
		The effects of postive and negative social exchanges on aging adults.
		Okun, M. A., and Keith, V. Effects of positive and negative social exchanges with various sources on depressive symptoms in younger and older adults.
		Kobak, R.R., and Hazan, C. Attachment in marriage: Effects of security and accuracy of working models.
	apadiv20.phhp.ufl.edu /syll17.htm (1731 words)

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