Amir Levine links secure attachment to 50% lower mortality risk
Neuroscientist Amir Levine has released a new book, Secure, offering practical tools to help people develop secure attachment styles linked to longer life and better health. Levine, an associate professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University, co-wrote the 2010 bestseller Attached, which introduced attachment theory to a wide audience. That book categorized people as anxious, … Read more