Searching for Bowlby
What it's about
Before there was a trend, one man changed how we love. Discover the untold story of John Bowlby — the psychologist who changed everything we thought we knew about love, loss, and the ties that bind.
Who it's for
The catalog lists Searching for Bowlby as Historical Narrative by C. V. Wooster.
Subjects listed on the book page: John Bowlby, attachment theory, psychology, biography, history.
The catalog lists this title as available.
Similar books
Other Historical Narrative titles on this site:
Reading order and age notes
Searching for Bowlby is not listed as part of a numbered series on this site.
The catalog does not list a separate age rating for this title.
Where to buy
Retail links listed on the book page:
Frequently asked questions
Who was John Bowlby?
John Bowlby (1907–1990) was a British psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who developed attachment theory — the idea that early emotional bonds between children and caregivers profoundly shape psychological development throughout life. His work transformed child psychology, parenting, and our understanding of love and loss.
What is attachment theory?
Attachment theory holds that humans have an innate need to form close emotional bonds, and that the quality of early attachments — particularly with primary caregivers — shapes our capacity for relationships, emotional regulation, and mental health throughout life.