About the Author

Linda Cundy

Reviews

'This delightful book is reminiscent of a perfectly balanced Haydn quartet: clear, lively, and original. Exchanging ideas about a new-found harmony of psychoanalytic practice and attachment research, each performer reveals profound emotional and clinical depths. Therapists of all ages will resonate and learn from this little gem.'-Professor Jeremy Holmes, University of Exeter, UK'A fascinating, rich and surprisingly rare array of thinking about the therapeutic implications of working with ambivalent attachment styles. This book is full of clinical wisdom and is a very helpful bridge between the science of attachment theory and direct work with a very challenging clinical group.'- Graham Music, Consultant Child Psychotherapist and former Associate Clinical Director at the Tavistock Clinic in London