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Attachment therapy

Attachment therapy (also called "the Evergreen model", "holding time", "rage-reduction", "compression therapy", "rebirthing", "corrective attachment therapy", "coercive restraint therapy", and "holding therapy") is a pseudoscientific mental health intervention intended to treat attachment disorders in children. During the height of its popularity, the…

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related to Cases of harm and death · 51
Attachment therapy → After, An, Andrea, Andrea Swenson, At, August, Candace, Candace Newmaker, Cassandra, Cassandra Killpack, Colorado, Connell Watkins, David, David Polreis, Evergreen, Florida, Foster Cline, Gravelles, He, Her
related to Prevalence · 32
Attachment therapy → Abuse, According, ACT, Adolescent Psychiatry, American Academy, American Professional Society, American Psychiatric Association, American Psychological Association, APSAC Task Force, ATTACh, Attachment, Child, Child Maltreatment, Children, Colorado, Despite, Diagnostic, Division, Eastern European, Holding
has treatment · 21
Attachment therapy → Abuse, Advocates, American Professional Society, APSAC, Attachment Center, Children, Coercive Restraint Therapy, Evergreen, It, Matthew Speltz, Medicine, Some, Task Force Report, The, The Center's, Therapy, These, They, University, Variants
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Attachment therapy → Attachment Center, California, Evergreen, Foster Cline, He, Holding, If, In, Matthew Speltz, Medicine, Robert Zaslow, The, University, Washington School, Youth Behavior Program, Z-process, Zaslow, Zaslow's
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Attachment therapy → Advocates, If, In, Like, Such, Suppressed, The, They, This, To
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Attachment therapy → Attachment, Control, In, The, These, This, Through
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Attachment therapy → Advocates, APSAC Task Force, Attachment Problems, Children, Reactive Attachment Disorder, TherapyScience
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Attachment therapy → growing, imposition of boundary violations, Randolph Attachment Disorder Questionnaire or

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Attachment therapyis aimposition of boundary violations0.90text
Attachment therapyis aRandolph Attachment Disorder Questionnaire or0.90text
Attachment therapyis agrowing0.90text
Nikolaas Tinbergeninstance ofZaslow and other early proponents0.80text
Martha Welch used it as a treatment for autisminstance ofZaslow and other early proponents0.80text
based on the now discredited belief that autism was the result of failures in the attachment relationship with the mother.This form of treatment differs significantly from attachment-based therapiesinstance ofZaslow and other early proponents0.80text
as well as talking psychotherapies such as attachment-based psychotherapyinstance ofZaslow and other early proponents0.80text
relational psychoanalysisinstance ofZaslow and other early proponents0.80text
rageinstance oftherapists seek to produce in the child a range of responses0.80text
despair with the goal of achieving catharsisinstance oftherapists seek to produce in the child a range of responses0.80text
cradlinginstance ofby methods0.80text
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