Link below to our latest DMM Expert Interview: Susan Spieker and Monica Oxford in conversation. m.youtube.com/watch?v=dfFYde…

A reminder to of tomorrow's workshop with Steve Morris. He will be talking about Applied Theatre and the DMM & will be bringing his DMM masks and showing us how these can be used. It'll be a fun and interactive session. Join our community to get involved: dmm-community.mn.co

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… A recent paper authored by Patricia Crittenden, Andrea Landini and Susan Spieker. Join our DMM Community to catch up on their discussion with Rudi Dallos about the development and importance of this paper in current times (link in pinned tweet).

Hi followers! It’s been a busy month but we’ve had some very interesting discussions on our community page, including how a DMM perspective might be helpful when reconsidering “Personality Disorder”. Join our DMM Community to join the conversation dmm-community.mn.co

What would you like from the DMM Community? Head over to our community page (link in pinned tweet) to let us know your thoughts and join the discussion!

Our next DMM Expert session will be on 3th Sept 7am BST. Rebecca Carr-Hopkins and Oliver OMara will discuss attachment in adolescence. They’ll focus on how the DMM can help practitioners working with troubled adolescents on their journey to adulthood. Join our Community for more!

Tomorrow's event - “Projects, ideas and innovation - an open meeting” can be found here on our DMM Community Page! See you there dmm-community.mn.co/events/project…

Join us tomorrow (7-8.30pm GMT) for our next Expert Session on the DMM Community (link in pinned tweet). Clark Baim will explore the forensic applications of the DMM-Adult Attachment Interview, focusing on how it can be used to assess and formulate forensic cases. See you there!

1/2: In the wake of the tragic death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, Patricia Crittenden, PhD, developmental psychopathologist, theorist, and former Director of the Miami Child Protection Team will twice present for the DMM Community (continued below).

2/2: The talk will be on ‘ways to prevent child deaths from abuse and neglect’. Join the DMM Community (dmm-community.mn.co) and RSVP on 15 December at 12:30 EST (17:30 GMT) or 18:00 EST (23:00 GMT).

One week until Patricia Crittenden, PhD, developmental psychopathologist, theorist, and former Director of the Miami Child Protection Team will discuss ways to prevent child deaths from abuse and neglect. Join our DMM Community (dmm-community.mn.co) to RSVP and attend.

Dr Crittenden will be twice speaking this Wed 15th December (6pm & 11pm GMT) following the tragic death of Arthur. Join our community to access this free talk: Fear, False Smiles, and Fatalities: How to Prevent Child Deaths from Parental Maltreatment. dmm-community.mn.co

Tonight, the not to be missed talk by Dr Crittenden on ‘ways to prevent child deaths from abuse and neglect’, will be taking place via the DMM Community (dmm-community.mn.co) at 12:30 EST (17:30 GMT) or 18:00 EST (23:00 GMT). Join our community for free access. See you there!

Only 30 minutes to go! Join our community (dmm-community.mn.co) for free access to this highly topical and important talk.

If you missed Dr Crittenden’s talk on Preventing Child Deaths from Parental Maltreatment earlier today, you can hear this tonight at 11pm (GMT) via our community. Dr Crittenden will be answering questions after a replay of this excellent exploration of a tragic subject.

Monday 25th July 6pm BST: In this exciting DMM Community presentation, Clark Baim, Lydia Guthrie, Ezra Loh, and Satbinder Kaur Bhogal will be talking about their new book, 'Attachment-based Practice with Children, Adolescents and Families’. See you there (link in bio)!

Tomorrow, 6.30pm GMT: Peder Nørbech will talk about the DMM in forensic settings. His work combines the DMM with psychodynamic ideas, and he is driven by a desire to understand the complex origins of personality and extreme behaviours. Join us via the community (pinned tweet)!

Every year, thousands of children are separated from their parents for a variety of reasons. We have Patricia Crittenden & Susan Spieker talking about the harmful, wide ranging and longstanding impact this can have on families. Join us on 4th October, 5.30pm BST (link in bio).