Making Sense Of Ch... | The Gordon Neufeld Approach:

The primary need for contact and connection. Neufeld identifies six stages of attachment that deepen as a child matures: proximity, sameness, belonging/loyalty, significance, love, and being known.

Dr. Neufeld’s model is built on three distinct but interconnected lenses used to "map" a child’s development: The Gordon Neufeld Approach: Making Sense of Ch...

The process of becoming a separate, viable, and integrated individual. The approach argues that maturation is spontaneous if conditions are conducive, rather than something that can be forced. The primary need for contact and connection

Detailed in his book Hold On to Your Kids (co-authored with Gabor Maté), Neufeld warns that children are increasingly turning to peers for attachment, which undermines parental influence and healthy development. Neufeld Intensive I: Making Sense of Kids The Gordon Neufeld Approach: Making Sense of Ch...