Are you disappointed with some of your closest relationships?

Do your emotions get out of control easily?

Do you sometimes feel unloved?

How can you avoid repeating the same relational mistakes?

The answers to these questions — to why you feel, act and relate the way you do — is found in your “attachment style.”

Drawing on groundbreaking research, Drs. Tim Clinton and Gary Sibcy show what’s at work when people flounder, or do surprisingly well, in the tricky ‘business’ of loving and being loved. In this work, they deftly explain how our attachments develop early on and affect us as adults, how we fall into relationship patterns, and how to restore solid bonds with God and significant others.

God created us to be attached to others. Maintaining and nurturing those relationships — that’s the hard part. Attachments will help you face the truth about who you are and gently modify your relational style at the same time. By doing so, you enjoy a deeper, more fulfilling life with others, and more importantly, with God.

Wonderful for:

• Personal Enrichment
• Those You Love
• Counselor Training
• Premarital Couples
• Counseling
• Individuals
• Small Groups

and more. . .
You’ll Receive…

1. Three Video Lessons on DVD by Drs. Clinton and Sibcy

Topics Covered Such As…

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• Relationship rules and core beliefs we develop about the self and others
• Attachment principles and dynamics that affect intimacy with others
• Soul wounds and how attachment injuries occur
• The four attachment styles
• Taming emotional storms: Conquering depression, anxiety, anger & grief
• Embracing God - The relationship that transcends all others
• Breaking Free: An attachment-based prescription for changes that heal

2. A comprehensive and Interactive Worktext with lesson outlines and study notes
3. One Hardback copy of “Why You Do The Things You Do”

About the Authors

Dr. Tim Clinton

President of the 50,000 member American Association of Christian Counselors. He is also a professor of Counseling and Pastoral Care, as well as Executive Director of Liberty University’s Center for Counseling and Family Studies, where he teaches extensively on attachment and relationship issues. Dr. Clinton’s previous books include Before a Bad Goodbye: How to Turn Your Marriage Around and Competent Christian Counseling. He is also executive editor of The Soul Care Bible. Tim and his family live in Forest, Virginia.

 

 

 

Dr. Gary Sibcy

Licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist with Piedmont Psychiatric Center in Lynchburg, Virginia. He has done extensive research on attachment theory and consults for various group homes regarding attachment disordered children. He is also an adjunct professor for Liberty University’s doctoral program in professional counseling. Dr. Sibcy and his family live in Amherst, Virginia.