Secure Parent, Secure Child: How a Parent's Adult Attachment Shapes the Security of the Child
About this ebook
Are you a parent seeking to understand how your own attachment style impacts your child's development? Secure Parent, Secure Child offers a groundbreaking approach to parenting, revealing how adult attachment influences the security of your child. Discover the four categories of adult attachment and gain insights into the unique challenges each presents in parenting.
This guide empowers you to break free from unhealthy patterns and create a loving, consistent environment for your children. Learn practical strategies to:
- Identify your adult attachment style and its impact on your parenting.
- Understand the neurological development influenced by parental responses.
- Implement effective interventions to foster secure attachment in your children.
- Navigate challenging aspects of your children's behavior with empathy and support.
- Influence your child's genetic potential positively through secure parenting practices.
Transform your parenting journey and cultivate secure, thriving children. Is secure parenting within reach for you?
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About the author
Annette Kussin has a Masters Degree in Social Work, is a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist and an advanced Attachment Focused Therapist. She worked in children's mental health for over 30 years as a therapist, supervisor, manager and clinical director. She was the owner/director of the Leaside Therapy Centre, a multi-discipline clinic in Toronto, for 10 years. She has had a private practice for over 30 years. She specializes in Attachment Focused Therapy for adults, couples, adolescents and adoptive families. Annette has received advanced training in Attachment Focused Therapy and has been a member of an advanced consultation group in this model of therapy. She offers consultation to Mental Health agencies and consultation/supervision to individual professionals. She provides training to organizations throughout Ontario including Wilfred Laurier Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto Faculty of Social Work, The Sick Kids Centre for Community Mental Health, Mission Empowerment and many other Training Organizations, Children and Adult Mental Health Services and Child Welfare Agencies in the area of Attachment, Trauma and Brain Development.
