Relationship Between Attachment, Trauma, and the DSM-5

The Relationship Between Attachment, Trauma, and the DSM-5

13th December 2013

Richard Layne, MA, LPC, TIC, licensed professional counselor in the state of Texas, presents ‘The Relationship Between Attachment, Trauma and the DSM-5.’ During this Clarity Child Guidance Center community presentation, Mr. Layne explains basic principles of attachment, trauma, and complex trauma. He also reviews the new guidelines for Trauma Related Disorders in the DSM-5.

This 5-part series helps viewers to:

Identify trauma and attachment problems
Understand the new guidelines for Trauma Related Disorders in the DSM-5

Clarity Child Guidance Center hosted this community presentation on December 13, 2013.

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Clarity Child Guidance Center

Clarity Child Guidance Center is the only nonprofit mental health treatment center for kids ages 3 to 17 in South Texas. Our staff of children’s mental health professionals is the largest in the region. When a child is in crisis, we work with families to get much needed treatment regardless of their ability to pay.

The opinions, representations and statements made within this guest article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect Clarity Child Guidance Center. Any copyright remains with the author and any liability with regard to infringement of intellectual property rights remain with them. Clarity Child Guidance Center accepts no liability for any errors, omissions or representations.

The Relationship Between Attachment, Trauma, and the DSM-5

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