Dr Vrticka’s most recent blog posts
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Is your brain securely attached? A social neuroscience perspective on attachment (2)
+++ This post appeared as an article in the British Association for Community Child Health (BACCH) Newsletter in December 2022Continue Reading Read more
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Attachment theory: what people get wrong about pop psychology’s latest trend for explaining relationships
In his newest post for The Conversation UK, Dr Vrticka looks into the recent confusion surrounding attachment theory. Unfortunately, sinceContinue Reading Read more
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Are Dads Wired Differently – The Truth About Becoming A Dad
Dr Pascal Vrticka is very happy to share his most recent blog post for Dadvengers: Are Dads Wired Differently – The Truth AboutContinue Reading Read more
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Why Attachment Matters in Social Neuroscience
Dr Pascal Vrticka has written a new blog post for Scottish Attachment in Action, a UK registered charity since 2015Continue Reading Read more
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Auf der gleichen Wellenlänge – verstehen sich Eltern und Kinder besser durch Gleichklang im Gehirn?
Wir lassen uns oft vom Verhalten anderer „anstecken“ – klassische Beispiele dafür sind Gähnen oder Lachen. Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen auf,Continue Reading Read more
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Is your brain securely attached? A social neuroscience perspective on attachment (1)
Attachment theory was developed by John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth here in the UK about seventy years ago. Since then,Continue Reading Read more
Dr Pascal Vrticka (PhD, FHEA) 