NYAC Media Projects

The New York Attachment Consortium is currently in the process of archiving information about the early pioneers of attachment theory. We believe it will benefit current researchers and future students to have as much information available regarding the origins of the theory and how it developed in the formative years.

We are interested in archiving other pertinent events in the early development of attachment theory so that this information is not lost. If anyone reading this has or knows of any other material relating to the early pioneers that they might be willing to share for these purposes, please contact the New York Attachment Consortium.

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John Bowlby and Attachment Theory:
An Interview With Richard Bowlby

We were fortunate to have the chance for Everett Waters to sit down with Sir Richard Bowlby, the son of the originator of attachment theory, to discuss details of the development of the theory. In a fascinating, wide-ranging interview, he provides insight into the early workings of his father’s mind, the influences that were instrumental to shaping the theory, as well as his very important collaborations with Mary Ainsworth and other important figures. Most suitable for students with some understanding of attachment theory, graduate students, and scholars interested in the history of attachment study.

NOTE: WE ARE CONVERTING OUR MEDIA PROJECT FROM DVD BY MAIL TO FREE DOWNLOADING OF ALL OUR PROJECTS.

WE WILL FINISH THIS DURING SPRING 2008.

AS OF FEBRUARY 15, 2009 WE WILL NOT ACCEPT MAIL REQUESTS FOR VIDEOS. PLEASE LOOK FOR THE MATERIAL TO BE AVIALABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD FROM THIS PAGE IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

We are pleased to make this DVD available for only a nominal charge to cover duplication, labeling, and postage:

United States - $10 US
Canada - $10 CAN
Europe - €10

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The Center for Mental Health Promotion
Media Projects - RB Interview DVD
184 South Gillette Avenue
Bayport, New York 11705

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