Ann Kelley & Sue Marriott

This conversation between Richard, Ann, and Sue revolves around their experiences with attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology, and the importance of secure relating. They discuss how these concepts have evolved and the application of their model, the Modern Attachment Regulation Spectrum (MARS), in understanding attachment and emotional regulation. The conversation highlights the significance of context, culture, and relational neuroscience in therapy, and how their work aims to make complex psychological concepts accessible to the general public. They also touch on how their insights can help individuals in their personal and professional relationships.

  • Understand the core principles of attachment theory and its relevance to emotional regulation.

  • Learn the key components of the Modern Attachment Regulation Spectrum (MARS) and its application in therapy.

  • Analyze the importance of cultural context in shaping attachment patterns and emotional responses.

  • Develop awareness of secure relating and how it can be maintained even in emotionally charged situations.

  • Explore the role of relational neuroscience in enhancing communication and emotional regulation.

  • Apply the concepts of attachment and secure relating to real-world challenges, such as social justice and interpersonal conflict.

Content

    1. In conversation with Ann Kelley and Sue Marriott

    2. MARS Quiz

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