What Is Attachment-Based Therapy?

Attachment-based therapy is a style of counseling that can be used to treat mood disorders, anxiety disorders, unresolved childhood trauma, and relationship issues. This approach aims to help people address and resolve past traumas and attachment wounds that stem from childhood.1 Attachment-based therapists believe that these issues are at the root of common psychological

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