Relationships in Development: Infancy, Intersubjectivity, and Attachment

Relationships in Development is both a clinical resource and a vital intellectual history—a clear account of how research about infancy transforms psychotherapy practice and an authoritative survey of the place of child development in psychoanalysis.

It updates developmental psychoanalysis by integrating it with trauma theory, neuroscience, nonlinear dynamic systems theories, and infant mental health work. “Executive summaries” of attachment, intersubjectivity, and “the relational baby” are ...