Integrative Attachment Family Therapy: A Clinical Guide to Heal and Strengthen the Parent-Child Relationship through Play, Co-regulation, and Meaning-Making
This clinical guide explores integrative attachment family therapy as a way to support and strengthen the parent-child relationship. Focusing on play, co-regulation, and meaning-making, it offers a practical framework for understanding therapeutic work with families and nurturing more connected parent-child relationships.
About This Book
Integrative Attachment Family Therapy is a clinical guide focused on healing and strengthening the parent-child relationship.
Dafna Lender and Molly Gage present an approach informed by attachment and family therapy.
The book highlights play, co-regulation, and meaning-making as central elements of therapeutic work.
It is intended for readers seeking a structured perspective on supporting parent-child connection in a clinical context.
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