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Braids of Attachment: Weaving the Tie that Binds

A Reflection on Attachment, Art & the Therapeutic Alliance

The Daylight Compendium, p.4. [Mixed Media]

Useful Reading:

Book: Affect Regulation and the Origin of the Self: The Neurobiology of Emotional Development by Allan N. Schore (1994).

Author Dawn ThenPosted on 9th Feb 201911th Feb 2019Categories MusingsTags affect regulation, Allan Shore, Art, attachment, emotional development, evolution, existence, inner child, neurobiology, philosophy, readings, reflection, string art, string theory, the golden braid, the self, therapeutic alliance, therapy, tie that binds, typecast, typewriter art, typewriting, typewritten, useful, weavingLeave a comment on Braids of Attachment: Weaving the Tie that Binds

New Pages to The Compendium

A Look Back:

The Daylight Compendium, p.2. [Mixed Media]

The Daylight Compendium, p.3. [Mixed Media]

Author Dawn ThenPosted on 9th Feb 201911th Feb 2019Categories MusingsTags a look back, Art, attachment, compendium, doll-making, healing, hope, inner journeying, journal, live, Paintings, reflections, resilience, time, time capsules, typecast, typewritten, typewritterLeave a comment on New Pages to The Compendium

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Psychotherapist & co-founder of Daylight Creative Therapies based in Singapore. I am an ardent researcher, seeker and artist. I relish getting lost in good books and use creative writing + art-making as a form of self-overcoming.

The Daylight Compendium is a personal project. A consolidated process of all my readings, inspirations, knowledge-digestion and written/visual reflections.

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