F66 Attachment & Trauma: State Of The Art A Homage To The Inspiration Of Mary MainInfo Location Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionMary Main’s argument for the need for a representational concept of attachment (Main, Kaplan and Cassidy 1985) and her identification of a category of disorganised/disoriented attachment that was particularly associated with children who had experienced adversity (Main and Solomon, 1986) were key landmarks in the development of attachment studies (Rutter, Kreppner & Sonuga-Barke, 2009). This event will build on Main’s groundbreaking insight into the far-reaching impact that early trauma can have on a person’s capacity to represent, interpret and navigate their social world. We will address both biological and cultural aspects of attachment, exploring the neuroscience and other biomarkers of attachment trauma and considering research that indicates the need to interrogate our assumptions about risks and protective factors in a person’s cultural context. These insights have profoundly influenced our ability to address trauma therapeutically and the conference will share new developments in intervention and prevention of the consequences of trauma, particularly focused on a mentalisation-based approach.
Please note that this is a Hybrid event that will be In-person and Online.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/psychoanalysis/events/2023/may/attachment-and-trauma-state-art
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Concession Tickets Trainees, Part-Time Students and UCL Staff/Alumni are eligible for a concession ticket.
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Conference Website https://www.ucl.ac.uk/psychoanalysis/events/2023/may/attachment-and-trauma-state-art
Thank you registering for the Attachment and Trauma Conference, 13 – 14 May 2023. We will be in touch closer to the time of the event with programme updates and joining instructions. If you have any other queries, please contact the events team at [email protected]. Please note that bookings will close at 12pm (BST) on Friday 12 May 2023, or once full capacity has been reached.
Cancellations and requests for ticket changes made 14 days or fewer before the start of the conference will not be eligible for refunds. Cancellations made 15 days or more in advance of the conference will be subject to a 20% administration fee. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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