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The attachment relationship in recovery from addiction. Part 1: relationship mediation.

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Title: The attachment relationship in recovery from addiction. Part 1: relationship mediation.
Authors: Butler MH (AUTHOR), Seedall RB (AUTHOR)
Source: Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity. Apr2006, Vol. 13 Issue 2/3, p289-315. 27p.
Subjects: Sex addiction, Sex addiction treatment, Attachment behavior, Man-woman relationships, Relationship addiction, Interventional Therapies LLC
Abstract: Incorporating the pair-bond attachment relationship into recovery from addiction represents a contextually inclusive perspective on the dynamics and consequences of addiction and the scope of influence and involvement that supports and strengthens an enduring recovery. Nevertheless, organizing the pair-bond attachment relationship to sponsor recovery requires attending to the unique vulnerability of this relationship to interactional volatility and emotional reactivity--in consequence of partners' reciprocal experience of addiction. The advent and refinement of relationship therapies and interventions has recently produced a developmental model for successfully engaging the pair-bond attachment relationship for recovery and relationship healing while circumnavigating its vulnerabilities to emotional reactivity and destructive interaction. We present an approach to relationships in recovery from addiction that focuses on successfully engaging the attachment relationship through a five-stage, three-component model of enactments--therapist-facilitated couple interaction that promotes softened, mutually supportive, and self-reliant couple interaction. Enacting the pair-bond attachment relationship, recovery from addiction, and partner and relationship healing are simultaneously and reciprocally pursued. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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