Introduction to the Dynamic Maturational Model of Attachment and Adaptation

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand attachment as the fundamental means of regulating interpersonal relationships across the whole lifespan, not just in infancy.

• Learn the central differences between the A, B and C attachment strategies.
• Consider attachment as a relational and strengths-based way of understanding DSM diagnoses.

• Consider effective ways of working with adults, children and families who may use different attachment strategies.

• Leave with greater empathy and compassion, both for those we work with and for ourselves.

• Spark a professional interest in learning and applying the DMM to your practice.

Target Audience:

Social Care Staff