A Trauma Survivor's Guide to the Holidays: Post Covid-19 Lockdown Edition
(an edited version of this post was published in The Conversation) So many things about the holidays were different for all of us last...
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Attachment Theory 101: Lessons from the Farmyard Putting it Together
In the last four blog posts we have taken a tour of the farmyard to explore and illustrate four Adult Attachment Styles within the...
Attachment Theory 101 Lessons from the Farmyard, Instalment Four
Maestro the Standardbred Racehorse—Fearful Avoidant Fearful Avoidant Attachment Style I think it was Mark Twain who once quipped, if you...
Attachment Theory 101: Lessons from the Farmyard Instalment Three
Hnaggur the Icelandic Gelding—Grumpy old man or Dismissing Avoidant? Dismissing Avoidant Attachment Style In this post, we are going to...
Attachment Theory 101: Lessons from the Farmyard Instalment Two
Freyja the Icelandic foal—Preoccupied Attachment in a new herd The Pandemic and Attachment The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world....
Attachment Theory 101: Lessons from the Farmyard
When clients enter therapy, one of the first things they want to figure out is why their relationships always seem to turn out the same...
Therapy in the time of Covid-19: A few thoughts and some recommendations for therapists
Social media has been inundated with pictures of people finding creative ways of connecting, human-to-human, in the real world, in this...
LES RELATIONS DE COUPLE ET LES TRAUMAS À L’ÈRE DE LA COVID-19
Traduction française du texte de Dr. Heather MacIntosh par Dr. Noémie Bigras Un gros titre dans le journal The Guardian m’a sauté aux...
Coupling and Trauma in the Context of COVID-19
A headline in the Guardian online jumped out at me this morning, “Lockdowns around the world bring rise in domestic violence”. This...
If it's in the past, why doesn't it stay there?
The comment I hear the most in an early session of therapy with a childhood trauma survivor is--"that's all in the past, I shouldn't have...