Rudi Dallos is Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Plymouth.  He has worked as a family therapist for 35 years and has engaged in research utilizing the ANT approach. He has published widely and written a number of books including:  Don’t Blame the Parents, Attachment Narrative Therapy, Formulation in Psychotherapy and Counselling and An Introduction to Family Therapy.

• Introduction to the Book.- Attachment narrative therapy.- “Am I a good mother?”: when attachment bonds have been disrupted by chronic shame.- Supporting Parents of Children with an Intellectual Disability using Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Taking an insider position to working with family conflict, violence and domestic abuse: contributions from Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Working Systemically with Family Violence and Attachment Dilemmas.- SAFE, A manualised version of Attachment Narrative Therapy designed for families of children with an autism diagnosis.- Self-harm: Moving from Dyads to Triads.- Fostering Home–School relationships: SAFE with SCHOOLS.- Long Term Supervision in Post-qualification Systemic Psychotherapy: An Attachment Narrative Approach.- Setting Up an ANT-based Systemic Family Therapy Clinic: Experiences, recommendations and extensions.- Bereavement Attachment Narrative Therapy (BANT) : An ANT approach to working with Grief.

Rudi Dallos is Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Plymouth.  He has worked as a family therapist for 35 years and has engaged in research utilizing the ANT approach. He has published widely and written a number of books including:  Don’t Blame the Parents, Attachment Narrative Therapy, Formulation in Psychotherapy and Counselling and An Introduction to Family Therapy.

• Introduction to the Book.- Attachment narrative therapy.- “Am I a good mother?”: when attachment bonds have been disrupted by chronic shame.- Supporting Parents of Children with an Intellectual Disability using Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Taking an insider position to working with family conflict, violence and domestic abuse: contributions from Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Working Systemically with Family Violence and Attachment Dilemmas.- SAFE, A manualised version of Attachment Narrative Therapy designed for families of children with an autism diagnosis.- Self-harm: Moving from Dyads to Triads.- Fostering Home–School relationships: SAFE with SCHOOLS.- Long Term Supervision in Post-qualification Systemic Psychotherapy: An Attachment Narrative Approach.- Setting Up an ANT-based Systemic Family Therapy Clinic: Experiences, recommendations and extensions.- Bereavement Attachment Narrative Therapy (BANT) : An ANT approach to working with Grief.

Rudi Dallos is Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Plymouth.  He has worked as a family therapist for 35 years and has engaged in research utilizing the ANT approach. He has published widely and written a number of books including:  Don’t Blame the Parents, Attachment Narrative Therapy, Formulation in Psychotherapy and Counselling and An Introduction to Family Therapy.

• Introduction to the Book.- Attachment narrative therapy.- “Am I a good mother?”: when attachment bonds have been disrupted by chronic shame.- Supporting Parents of Children with an Intellectual Disability using Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Taking an insider position to working with family conflict, violence and domestic abuse: contributions from Attachment Narrative Therapy.- Working Systemically with Family Violence and Attachment Dilemmas.- SAFE, A manualised version of Attachment Narrative Therapy designed for families of children with an autism diagnosis.- Self-harm: Moving from Dyads to Triads.- Fostering Home–School relationships: SAFE with SCHOOLS.- Long Term Supervision in Post-qualification Systemic Psychotherapy: An Attachment Narrative Approach.- Setting Up an ANT-based Systemic Family Therapy Clinic: Experiences, recommendations and extensions.- Bereavement Attachment Narrative Therapy (BANT) : An ANT approach to working with Grief.