Author: Daniel A. Hughes
Daniel Hughes on Understanding Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy
Interview with Karen Doyle Buckwalter, from the Attachment Theory in Action podcast
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy: An attachment-focused family treatment for developmental trauma
The Neurobiology of Attachment-Focused Therapy
Enhancing connection and trust in the treatment of children and adolescents
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The Experience that is DDP – Dan Hughes
Keynote presentation summary from 'Looking to the Future: Celebrating the launch of DDP Connects UK' 2017
Developing Conversations about DDP as we think about the next 20 years – Dan Hughes
Presentation slides from 'The Power of DDP - International DDP Conference' 2016 in Glasgow
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Ways of Seeing: Looking Anew with DDP Eyes – Dan Hughes & Robert Spottswood
Presentation slides from 'DDP 2016 3-Day Conference' in New York
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Developing Conversations about DDP as We Move into the Future – Dan Hughes
Presentation slides from 'DDP 2016 3-Day Conference' in New York
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP): the development of the theory, practice and research base
How early years trauma affects the brain
The child who mistrusts good care
Dan Hughes interview with the Ackerman Institute
Dan Hughes talks to the Ackerman Institute about his work with children who experienced abuse and neglect.
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Secure Attachment and Intersubjectivity
Jon Baylin & Dan Hughes “From Mistrust to Trust: A brain-based therapy model” DDP UK Conference Proceedings Birmingham 10-11 Nov 2014
In their presentation "From Mistrust to Trust: A Brain-Based Relational Model for Helping Defensive Children Learn to Trust", Dan Hughes and Jon Baylin presented a model of the change process in attachment-focused therapy that is based on social developmental neuroscience. With thanks to Jon Baylin and Dan Hughes for giving permission for their presentation to be reproduced here.
Dan Hughes “Conference Reflections” DDP UK Conference Birmingham 10-11 Nov 2014
Dan Hughes's conference reflections are included here, particularly the importance of not forgetting the value of the core work of DDP - helping children to stay regulated and begin to experience the joy of reciprocal connections with their parent, caregiver and therapist. Also included here is the conference programme. Dan's profile is included as is Julie Hudson's as they both chaired the conference.
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Dan Hughes & Jon Baylin “How DDP & PACE reawaken the capacity to feel the need for comfort and joy” DDP Canada Conf Proceedings 6-8 Oct 2014
Dan and Jon's presentation focused on how the brain develops with comfort and joy: How DDP and PACE promote reversal learning, new neuropsychological relational patterns, affect regulation, and then reawaken the child's capacity to feel the need for both comfort and joy from his or her parents or other caregivers.
