https://www.lifespanlearn.org/documents/Schore Family Court Rev 11.pdf
Hi all. I've never formally introduced myself, though I've commented a bit and lurked a bit more, so I'll do that now. I'm Cayenne and I have a 10.5 month old son. We live in Santa Monica. I have some issues I'm going to bring to the table soon on the breast feeding relationship we have that hopefully you will give input on. I could use it!
I wanted to share the text from the above link. It was sent to me by a friend who is a family therapist, post-partum doula, and heavily into the neuroscience of relational patterns. The text explores forming attachment between parents and baby. There are a lot of family law implications talked about which may or may not be interesting to you, but regardless I found it fascinating as a parent who happened to take a strong interest in creating a secure attachment with her baby. This is one text from a series that were presented at a conference late last year. The rest are here:
https://www.lifespanlearn.org/articles-slideshows.php?conference_id=67
Re: Interesting text on attachment theory from a neuroscience perspective
My trick is that I just copy what you gave me and paste it
Thank you so much for those!! Amazing stuff!! Please share anything else you come across!
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Thank you!
The trick is to put [ url ] before the link and [ /url ] after the link (no spaces between the link and the brackets, and delete the spaces within the brackets). This can be done from phones or any browser, to my knowledge.
Thanks for sharing the article!