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Safety, Danger, and Protection in the Family and Community: A Systemic and Attachment-Informed Approach

Editor : Szymon Chrzastowski, Editor : Arlene Vetere

Table of Contents

Part I: Safety and security in the world
1. The need for safety and security
Bibi van den Berg

2. Looking for a safe Self in a dangerous world. The place of psychotherapists: citizens - observers - beacons
Barbara Józefik and Bogdan de Barbaro

3. When home becomes a threat. Polish experience of homo-, bi- and transphobia
Daniel Bąk

4. Living with climate change and environmental crisis. Between climate anxiety and new collective narratives
Magdalena Budziszewska

5. Ecocultural context of attachment security, sense of safety, and trust
Katarzyna Lubiewska

Part II: Safety and security in the community context
6. “I am still scattered”: Attachment security and belonging after forced migration
Lydia Guthrie

7. “We will keep you safe”: Reflections on caring relationships in children’s residential homes
Laura Ogi, Andy Glossop and Olivia Polisano

8. Safety and danger in an intensive care context: Psychological and systemic approaches to staff support during the COVID-19 pandemic (and beyond)
Jennifer Wallis

9. Safety and security in psychotherapy practice and supervision
Arlene Vetere

10. Spirituality – A meaningful philosophy of life and a “lifeline” in times of crises
Åse Holmberg and Per Jensen

Part III: Safety and security in a couple & family context
11. Caregiver Roles in Children’s Threat and Safety Learning: Neuroscientific Evidence and Real-World Implications
Jordan L. Mullins and Kalina J. Michalska

12. ‘Beyond Sensitivity’: Understanding caregiving compromises in adverse contexts using the Meaning of the Child Interview
Benedict Grey

13. Safety in the home-school system with relation to autism: The SwiS approach
Tara Vassallo, Rudi Dallos & Rebecca Stancer

14. ‘and nothing but the Truth’
Chip Chimera

15. Second Phase Parenting: Attachment and parenting adult children
Myrna Gower

16. Polyamorous relationships: Inspirations in the search for new ways of understanding safety and security
Szymon Chrząstowski

17. Dying, death and bereavement
Jo Wilson