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دانلود کتاب Attachment Styles Ultimate Guide & Workbook: Anxious, Avoidant, Disorganized, & Secure

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Attachment Styles Ultimate Guide & Workbook: Anxious, Avoidant, Disorganized, & Secure

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سال نشر: 2022 
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زبان: English 
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فهرست مطالب

1.1  The Birth of Attachment Theory
	1.2  The Strange Situation
	1.3  What the ‘Strange Situation’ Tells Us About Attachment
		Secure Attachment
		Insecure Attachment
	1.4  The Attachment Styles
Secureattachment
	The “Responsive” Mother
		The “Receptive” Child
		The Secure Adult
Insecure attachment: anxious-ambivalent/anxious-preoccupied
	The “Ambivalent” Mother
		The “Coercive” Child
		The Anxious-Preoccupied Adult
Insecure attachment: anxious-avoidant/avoidant-dismissive
	The “Rejecting” Mother
		The “Defensive” Child
		The Avoidant-Dismissive Adult
Insecure attachment: fearful-avoidant/disorganized attachment
	The “Frightening” Mother
		The “Chaotic” Child
		The Disorganized Adult
	1.5  Why Our Early Years Affect Who We Turn Out to Be
		The Internal Working Model
		The role of nature versus nurture
	1.6  RECAP
	Further Information
	What to Avoid When Discovering Your Attachment Style
		Misinterpreting our issues
		Blaming our caregiver(s)
		Black and white thinking
		Consider the other factors that affect who you are
		Labeling others
		Try not to focus on the negative
		Don’t take your self-diagnosis too seriously
		Keep your expectations realistic
		To conclude:
	Keep in Mind: Our Attachment Styles Affect How We Act in Relationships - But Not Every Relationship!
		The behavioral purpose of the attachment system
		How can we define an attachment figure?
		The difference between attachment and affiliative relationships
Earlychildhoodexperiences
	How Do Parents Raise Securely Attached Children?
		The Five Conditions for Secure Attachment
		1.
		The child feels safe
		2.  The child feels seen and known
		3. The child is comforted
		4.  The child feels valued
		5.  The child feels supportfor being their best self
	1.1  Anxious Attachment and Self-Development
		Self-esteem and anxious attachment
		HOW SELF-ESTEEM AFFECTS YOUR Sense of selF
		WHAT IS A SENSE OF AGENCY?
		Let’s quickly sum it up
Friendships & social groups
INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
	People with anxious/preoccupied attachment LOVE being in relationships
	3.1  Potential Triggers in Relationships
	3.2  Attachment Style Partnership Pairing
		Anxious-anxious relationships
		anxious-avoidant relationships
		Anxious-Secure relationships
	3.3  Dating Online and in Person
		How to tell if someone is securely attached:
		How to tell if someone is anxiously attached:
		How to tell if someone has an avoidant attachment:
		How to tell if someone has a disorganized attachment:
	3.4  Attachment in the Bedroom
		How Does Anxious/Preoccupied Attachment Affect Your Sex Life?
Attachmentand Parenting
	4.1  What to Watch out for When Parenting With an Anxious Attachment Style
	4.2  How to Raise Your Child to Have a Secure Attachment
Attachment inthe Workplace
	5.1  What Are the Typical Characteristics of Anxious Employees?
		Potential Difficulties & Disadvantages
Superpowers
	Relationship superpowers
		Friendship superpowers
	6.1  Identifying Your Superpowers
	Personality Characteristics
	1.1  Avoidant Attachment and Self-Development
		Self-esteem and avoidant attachment
		Sense of self and avoidant attachment
		Sense of agency and avoidant attachment
		Strengths and Weaknesses
	Let’s sum it up.
Friendships & Social Groups
Intimate Relationships
	3.1  General Profile
	3.2  Potential Triggers
	3.3  Attachment Style Partnership Pairing
		avoidant-Anxious Relationships
		avoidant-avoidant relationships
		Avoidant-Secure relationships
	3.4  Dating Online and in Person
		How to tell if someone is securely attached:
		How to tell if someone is anxiously attached:
		How to tell if someone is avoidantly attached:
		How to tell if someone has a disorganized attachment:
	3.5  Attachment in the Bedroom
		How Does Avoidant Attachment Affect YourSex Life?
Attachmentand Parenting
	4.1  What to Watch out for When Parenting With an Avoidant Attachment Style
	4.2  How to Raise Your Child to Have a Secure Attachment
Attachmentin the Workplace
	5.1  What Are the Typical Characteristics of Avoidant Employees?
		Potential Difficulties & Disadvantages
		Positive Characteristics
superpowers
	Relationship superpowers
		Friendship superpowers
		Workplace superpowers
	1.1  How Does the Disorganized Attachment Style Develop in Children?
		But where does this fear come from?
	1.2  Personality Characteristics
	1.3  Disorganized Attachment and Self-Development
		Self-esteem and disorganized attachment
		Sense of agency and disorganized attachment
		Sense of self and disorganized attachment
	1.4  Strengths and Weaknesses of the Disorganized Attachment Style
Friendships andSocial Groups
INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
	3.1  General Profile
	3.2  Attachment Style Partnership Pairing
		Disorganized-disorganized relationships
		Disorganized-Avoidant AND Disorganized-Anxious relationships
		Disorganized-Secure relationships
	3.3  Dating Online and in Person
		How to tell if someone is securely attached:
		How to tell if someone is anxiously attached:
		How to tell if someone is avoidantly attached:
		How to tell if someone has a disorganized attachment:
	3.4  Attachment in the Bedroom
		How Does Disorganized Attachment Affect Your Sex Life?
Attachmentand Parenting
	4.1  What to Watch Out for When Parenting With a Disorganized Attachment Style
	4.2  How to Raise Your Child to Have a Secure Attachment
Attachment inthe Workplace
	5.1  What Are the Typical Characteristics of Disorganized Employees?
		Anxious attachers in the workplace
		What Are the Typical Characteristics ofavoidant Employees?
		Where do you stand?
superpowers
	Relationship superpowers
		Friendship superpowers
		Workplace superpowers
Early Childhood Experience
	Personality Characteristics
	1.1  Secure Attachment and Self-Development
		Secure attachment and self-esteem
		Sense of self and secure attachment
		Sense of agency and secure attachment
Friendships & Social GROUPS
Intimate Relationships
	3.1  General Profile
	3.2  Attachment Style Partnership Pairing
		Secure-anxious relationships
		Secure-dismissive relationships
		Secure-secure relationships
		Secure-disorganized relationships
	3.3  Dating Online and in Person
		How to tell if someone is securely attached:
		How to tell if someone is anxiously attached:
		How to tell if someone is avoidantly attached:
		How to tell if someone has a disorganized attachment:
	3.4  Attachment in the Bedroom
		How Does Secure Attachment Affect Your Sex Life?
Attachmentand Parenting
	4.1 How to Raise Your Child to Have a Secure Attachment
Attachment in the Workplace
	5.1 Securely Attached Individuals May Make Better Leaders
Recognizingyour superpowers
	Try Therapy
	The Therapeutic Alliance
Schema Therapy
	1.1  What Is Schema Therapy?
	1.2  What Does Schema Therapy Look Like?
PsychodynamicTherapy
	2.1  What Is Psychodynamic Therapy?
	2.2  What Does PsychodynamicTherapy Look Like?
	3.1  What Is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
	3.2  What Does CBT Look Like?
Polyvagal Theoryin Therapy
	4.1  What Is Polyvagal Therapy?
	4.2  What Does Polyvagal Therapy Look Like?
Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP)
	5.1  What Is Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy?
	5.2  What Does AEDP Look Like?
Internal FamilySystems Therapy (IFS)
	6.1  What Is Internal Family Systems?
	6.2  What Does Internal Family Systems Look Like?
Emotion-FocusedTherapy (EFT)
	7.1  What Is Emotion-Focused Therapy?
	7.2  What Does Emotion-Focused Therapy Look Like?
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
	8.1  What Is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy?
	8.2  What Does Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Look Like?
What isBodynamics?
	9.1  What Does Bodynamics Look Like?
		Medication
		Eastern Approaches to Stress Reduction
Start simple –focus on diet and sleep
	10.1  Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
		What is Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction?
		What does Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction look like?
	10.2  Inner Smile Meditation
		What is Inner Smile Meditation?
		What does Inner Smile meditation look like?
	10.3  Other Alternatives
		Be Recursive
	1    SNS & PNS
		Secure Attachment
		Insecure Attachment
	2   AMYGDALA
	3    HIPPOCAMPUS
	4     HYPOTHALAMUS
	5    Cortex
		Right vs. Left Hemisphere of the Cortex
	6    NEUROPLASTICITY
		Exercise 1 | Early Childhood Experience
		Exercise 2 | Inconsistent Parenting
		Exercise 3 | Uncovering Your Emotions
		Exercise 4 | Unveiling Your Sense of Self-Esteem
		Exercise 5 | Self-Fulfilling Prophecies
		Exercise 6 | Self-Development Techniques
		Exercise 7 | Identifying Your Personality Characteristics
		Exercise 8 | Friendships and Social Groups
		Exercise 9 |  Intimate Relationships
		Exercise 10 |  Identifying Your Triggers in a Relationship
		Exercise 11 | Identifying Your Superpowers
		Exercise 1 | Early Childhood Experience
		Exercise 2 | Perceived Rejection
		Exercise 3 | Unmet Needs
		Exercise 4 | Self-Fulfilling Prophecies
		Exercise 5 | Identifying Your Personality Characteristics
		Exercise 6 | Unveiling Your Sense of Self-Esteem
		Exercise 7 | Self-Development Techniques
		Exercise 8 | Discovering Your Strengths and Weaknesses
		Exercise 9 | Friendships and Social Groups
		Exercise 10 | Intimate Relationships
		Exercise 11 | Identifying Your Personal Triggers in a Relationship
		Exercise 12 | Identifying Your Superpowers
		Exercise 1 | Early Childhood Experience
		Exercise 2 | Uncovering Your Needs
		Exercise 3 | Uncovering Your Emotions
		Exercise 4 | Identifying Your Personality Characteristics
		Exercise 5 | Unveiling Your Sense of Self-Esteem and Sense of Self
		Exercise 6 | Self-Development Techniques
		Exercise 7 | Discovering Your Strengths and Weaknesses
		Exercise 8 | Friendships and Social Groups
		Exercise 9 | Intimate Relationships
		Exercise 10 | Identifying Your Triggers in a Relationship
		Exercise 11 | Identifying Your Superpowers
		Exercise 1 | Early Childhood Experience
		Exercise 2 | Identifying Your Personality Characteristics
		Exercise 3 | Self-Fulfilling Prophecies
		Exercise 4 | Unveiling Your Sense of Self-Esteem
		Exercise 5 | Self-Development Exercises
		Exercise 6 | Discovering Your Strengths and Weaknesses
		Exercise 7 | Friendships and Social Groups
		Exercise 8 | Intimate Relationships
		Exercise 9 | Identifying Your Triggers in a Relationship
		Exercise 10 | Identifying Your Superpowers
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