Grief Therapy Based on Attachment: A Guide for Practitioners

This book — a unique combination of scientific and clinical data, containing rich knowledge from attachment theory about what kind of support a person experiencing the loss of a loved one needs. Using an approach that combines the latest achievements in psychological science, traumatology, thanatology, neurobiology, and psychotherapeutic research, Kosminski and Jordan brilliantly describe the state, experience, and needs of a grieving person, as well as clearly demonstrate the knowledge that clinicians must possess in order to help such individuals adapt and maintain mental health. With practical advice and groundbreaking discoveries, this book has become a revolutionary contribution to modern science. The book is a must-read for all professionals working with loss.