Therapist Unsensored 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 Sue, I'm happy to be back with you in the studio recording together.

We've had several recordings which are great guests.

I've loved that, but it's also really fun to be back and just getting into the basics with you and I am looking forward to that

Yeah, me too. My brain is kind of popping and exploding with so much that I want to talk to the audience directly about and I'm really happy to do this.

We're going to take a little bit of a wide lens on what modern attachment actually is, what we mean when

we say it, and bring folks if you're new to the whole thing or

will kind of bring you along with us.

But if attachment is something you're familiar with, you know, we always try to deliver no

matter what level you're already at, so that's fun to do.

So you and I often on this podcast we talk about modern attachment.

I don't know that everybody really understands what we mean by either of those words

really but particularly together. So we're not talking about that we're not talking

about Sears and the early form. Tell us what we are talking about. We actually have a whole podcast where we really pulled apart some of the myths around attachment.

But just very quickly, so we basically have 70 years of interdisciplinary research.

It goes back to the 50s.

And up until mid 90s, there was kind of a block

of incredible data.

Attachment theory is I think the best, the most complex and

validated theory of human behavior. It incorporates both biology and

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