Avoidant, Ambivalent, Disorganised (What an Attachment Style Means Clinically)

Episode 6 explores Attachment Theory as a foundational lens for psychotherapy. We discuss Bowlby’s central shift: attachment is a primary, biologically wired survival system, not something secondary to other drives. We then follow the research pathway through Ainsworth’s Strange Situation and the emergence of attachment patterns (secure and insecure strategies).We focus on clinical relevance: how attachment shapes emotion regulation, relational expectations, and what clients repeat in close relationships—including the therapeutic relationship.🎧 Subscribe now and master the art of communication in therapy. Learn more about CPD-accredited, in-person training at Treatment Works: https://treatmentworks.co.za/links