The human attachment system is designed to keep a vulnerable infant close to a stronger, wiser protective figure. When that system is met with consistent terror, profound absence, or chaotic unpredictability during the first five years of life, the consequences can reach the outermost extremes of human behavior.
This book examines the developmental pathway that runs from early relational trauma and attachment disruption to the most severe forms of interpersonal violence, including serial homicide. It does so without sensationalism and without claiming that early trauma is destiny. Most children who experience catastrophic early caregiving do not become killers. Yet among those who do commit serial violence, histories of severe attachment disruption, abuse, neglect, and maternal deprivation appear with striking frequency.
Drawing on attachment theory, trauma research, forensic psychology, and the clinical framework of the Attachment Code Breaker™, this volume maps the Snapped state at its most extreme, outlines what limited Shifted work remains possible, and confronts the sober realities of Solid functioning when the damage has already organized into predatory codes.
The first five years matter. What happens—or fails to happen—in the earliest human relationship can shape whether another person is later experienced as a source of safety or as an object to be controlled and destroyed.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The human attachment system is designed to keep a vulnerable infant close to a stronger, wiser protective figure. When that system is met with consistent terror, profound absence, or chaotic unpredictability during the first five years of life, the consequences can reach the outermost extremes of human behavior.This book examines the developmental pathway that runs from early relational trauma and attachment disruption to the most severe forms of interpersonal violence, including serial homicide. It does so without sensationalism and without claiming that early trauma is destiny. Most children who experience catastrophic early caregiving do not become killers. Yet among those who do commit serial violence, histories of severe attachment disruption, abuse, neglect, and maternal deprivation appear with striking frequency.Drawing on attachment theory, trauma research, forensic psychology, and the clinical framework of the Attachment Code Breaker(TM), this volume maps the Snapped state at its most extreme, outlines what limited Shifted work remains possible, and confronts the sober realities of Solid functioning when the damage has already organized into predatory codes.The first five years matter. What happens-or fails to happen-in the earliest human relationship can shape whether another person is later experienced as a source of safety or as an object to be controlled and destroyed. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192212103
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