Attachment and Interaction explores the history and development of attachment theory, tracing its origins in the pioneering work of John Bowlby. Dr Mario Marrone examines the significance of attachment in understanding human relationships, emotional development and psychological well-being, while exploring its connections with psychoanalytic theory.

Drawing on theoretical perspectives and clinical practice, the book offers an introduction to the ways attachment relationships shape our experiences and interactions with others. It highlights the relevance of attachment theory to psychotherapy, providing valuable insights for students, psychotherapists and mental health professionals seeking a deeper understanding of human relationships and emotional life.