Alessandro Talia

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University of Lausanne

Switzerland

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Professor Alessandro Talia is an Associate Professor at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on attachment theory, psychotherapy processes, and the interplay between psychological phenomena such as epistemic trust and well-being. Recent publications include studies on attachment classifications in psychotherapy and the therapeutic relationship, reflecting his expertise in the assessment and understanding of relational dynamics in clinical settings.

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From Proximity-Seeking to Epistemic Trust: Investigating the Transmission of Attachment Classifications

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Giorgio Tasca

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University of Ottawa

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Diana Mazzarella

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University of Neuchatel

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Frederik Weischer Frandsen

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Bruises in Premobile Infants: A Contested Area of Research, Policy and Practice

The experience of closeness and distance in the therapeutic relationship of patients with different attachment classifications: an exploration of prototypical cases

An exploratory study on how attachment classifications manifest in group psychotherapy

The Epistemic Trust Assessment—An Experimental Measure of Epistemic Trust

The in-session discourse of unresolved/disorganized psychotherapy patients: An exploratory study of an attachment classification

Epistemic Trust and the Emergence of Conduct Problems: Aggression in the Service of Communication

The Relationship Between Defense Mechanisms and Attachment as Measured by Observer-Rated Methods in a Sample of Depressed Patients: A Pilot Study

Self-reported reflective functioning mediates the association between attachment insecurity and well-being among psychotherapists

Giovanni Liotti (1945–2018): the Pied Noir of research in attachment and psychotherapy

Physiological synchronization in the clinical process: A research primer

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Giorgio Tasca

Diana Mazzarella

Frederik Weischer Frandsen

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