Table 2 Overview of the attachment training
From: Study protocol - efficacy of an attachment-based working alliance in the multimodal pain treatment
Title | Training | |
|---|---|---|
1 | Attachment theory – An introduction | Development of attachment patterns and behavior |
2 | Attachment based intervention in the therapeutic treatment process | > therapist as secure base > guideline for patients with insecure attachment styles |
3 | Impact of attachment on rehabilitation from disease | Attachment theory: meaning in regards to psychodynamic rehabilitation |
4 | Basics of attachment theory in a clinical setting | „Secure base“- > How? |
5 | Attachment and pain | Treatment of chronic pain patients – development of an attachment based intervention |
6 | Mentalisation based therapy | How do I see myself? How do I see others? Patient should learn more about himself and the behavior of others |
7 | Collegial consulting | Handling of patients with different attachment styles |
8 | Self-compassion and attachment | Empathy for others - > What is empathy in the therapist-patient-relationship? |
9 | Self-awareness- Attachment experiences | > childhood memories > In adulthood: Do some relationship patterns repeat itself? > How to cope with stress? |
10 | Psychodynamic concepts | > unconscious conflicts > Introjection > transference and countertransference > dysfunctional relationship patterns |
11 | Personality traits - narcissism | > relationship patterns > appearance > therapy |
12 | Secure attachment style and psychodynamic therapy I (Jeremy Holmes Ph.D., University of Exeter, London) | „Attachment, psychotherapy, and the inner world: from ethology to rational neuroscience“ |
13 | Secure attachment style and psychodynamic therapy II (Jeremy Holmes Ph.D., University of Exeter, London) | „Partially contingent mirroring: a key component of psychoanalytic meta-competence” - > application of attachment research findings to clinical situations |
14 | Interpersonal therapy- communication | Theory and examples of good and bad communication between therapist/doctor and patient |
15 | Attachment based intervention | > examples and advice for the therapist |
16 | Handling of critical situations | Patient’s behavior - > attachment style - > reaction of the therapist |
17 | Exposure | Motivation and psycho-education |
18 | Motivational and complementary therapeutic relationship according to Grawe | A basis for an attachment based approach? |
19 | Doctor-patient communication | Communication skills |
20 | Impact of personality and attachment style on pain perception in the therapeutic treatment process | Short and long term impact of attachment patterns on the treatment outcome |