Whether we're facing the pandemic and all the effects of that from a securely attached

inner place or an insecurely attached inner place, we're being affected by it.

I want to make it very clear that although secure attachment is a beneficial status to have as an adult, It doesn't prevent us from experiencing difficulty in pain

when there are threats and dangers that we encounter.

Therapist Uncencencured brings you decades of experience with interpersonal psychotherapy,

relational neuroscience, modern attachment,

and anything else they think will be helpful in healing humans.

Now hear your co-host, Dr. Ann Kelly, and Sue Marriott.

Hey everybody, welcome back.

If you are interested in attachment and

particularly adult attachment and healing and growing and

working through early attachment injuries either for yourself or for your clients then you are

absolutely in the right place. We're very excited to bring to you a deep dive with

Dr David Elliot. He's going to be really moving into one of the three pillars

in treating attachment disturbances. Dr. Elliot, besides being a psychologist in

private practice, he's also on the faculty and teaches

at the International School for Psychotherapy,

counseling, and group leadership in St. Petersburg, Russia.

His background is Harvard, Tufts, McLean, which is the teaching hospital for Harvard Medical School.

Those of you that are following it, I went nuts when I found his book because it was new, it was different.

I'm not the only one that noticed the value of their work and by their work I mean this book was

with Dr. Dan Brown who by the way we have an episode with him as well and he has some

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