
David Elliott
Co-author of 'Attachment Disturbances in Adults, Treatment for Comprehensive Repair' with Daniel Brown. He developed a training program for psychotherapists called Integrative Attachment Therapy Training (IAT).
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Apr 24, 2024 • 58min
Integrative Attachment Therapy with Dr. David Elliott (234)
Dr. David Elliott, co-author of 'Attachment Disturbances in Adults' and creator of Integrative Attachment Therapy Training, joins the discussion on enhancing therapeutic relationships through attachment theory. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration and mental imagery in fostering new internal working models. The conversation reveals how these techniques can aid in symptom reduction and well-being, while Ann and Sue share their experiences crafting a book on attachment insecurity. They advocate for more therapists trained in this innovative approach, highlighting its potential impact.

Jun 26, 2024 • 20min
378. Case Report: Severe Mitral Paravalvular Regurgitation Complicated by Hemolytic Anemia – Duke University
Drs. Suleiman, Elliott, and Osude share their cardiology journeys. They discuss a complex case of severe mitral paravalvular regurgitation with hemolytic anemia. Topics include valve complications, fluoroscopy, and management strategies for prosthetic valve patients.

Apr 27, 2020 • 48min
TU120: Finding Security and Healing Attachment with Dr. David Elliott
Dr. David Elliott, an expert in healing attachment, discusses using the power of imagination and positive imagery to find connection and regulate emotions during the pandemic. He emphasizes the importance of relationships and strategies for addressing attachment trauma, and explores the impact of uncertainty on our nervous system. The chapter also delves into the power of imagination, its effect on the brain, and using it to overcome challenges. Additionally, Dr. Elliott shares insights on healing attachment wounds through imaginative connection and acknowledging the grief of missed opportunities.