Psychodynamic therapy is particularly well suited to attachment work because it treats the therapeutic relationship as both the tool and the context for change. A patient with insecure attachment will inevitably bring those patterns into the therapy room. The anxiously attached patient will worry about the therapist's perception of them. The avoidantly attached patient will resist emotional engagement. The disorganized patient may alternate between the two. Each of these responses becomes material for exploration, offering a window into how the attachment system operates in real relationships.
Dr. David Steinbok provides this form of therapy from his Boca Raton, Florida office, serving adults and adolescents throughout the Delray Beach area. His practice operates on a private-pay basis with monthly statements for out-of-network insurance reimbursement. The office is designed with privacy in mind, with no receptionist present. To discuss whether psychodynamic therapy for attachment issues is appropriate for your situation, call (561) 362-9952.
