Understanding Children: A Guide to Gordon Neufeld's Attachment Theory

Dagmar Neubrech's book offers a brief but comprehensive and visual overview of the attachment model developed by Canadian psychologist Gordon Neufeld. As a teacher at the Neufeld Institute, Dagmar not only fully understands the theory but also, possessing natural intuition and an education in the natural sciences, presents it to the reader in a structured and accessible manner.

A major merit of the model developed by Gordon Neufeld is that it helps parents regain trust in their own inner compass; it acts as a map that makes the feelings, developmental processes, emotions, and needs of the child understandable. This allows parents to see possible developmental errors, problems, and ways to resolve them, as well as to understand why the child behaves in certain ways.

The book not only helps to see the whole picture of personality development but also, using new knowledge in everyday life, to walk alongside the child on this path, becoming their guide and reliable companion.

3rd edition, stereotyped.