The International Association for the study of Attachment (IASA) announced today fellowships for researchers seeking to teach and carry out DMM related research in a university.
IASA welcomes letters of intent from anyone interested, either for the 2020-2021 academic year or for future years.
To apply, fill out an application and send it to Dr. Patricia Crittenden, founder of the DMM.
The application may be found here: https://files.constantcontact.com/ca765a3b101/904f45b2-0941-45c6-a8c3-34be0b037390.pdf
Email your application to (cut and paste and REMOVE SPACES in the following email): pmcrittenden @ gmail.com
The DMM is a transdisciplinary model describing in large part human self-protective strategies, including patterns of information processing, in the context of exposure to danger, the need to obtain comfort, and for adults the need to increase opportunities to reproduce. The DMM is formally titled the Dynamic Maturational Model of Attachment and Adaptation. It was founded from the findings of attachment research on both children and adults. The DMM also incorporates many other disciplines such as neurobiology, ethology, sociology, and psychology.