ISBP – International Society for Bonding Psychotherapy

Bonding Psychotherapy: 50 years of history and a look to the future!

Are you an enthusiastic about mental health, human behaviour and how the way we relate with others influence our mind and actions?

So you need to know more about bonding psychotherapy, one of oldest and and most effective therapies. If you are phsychiatrist, pshycologist, nurse, social worker or other one who works and care about people this training is ideal for you.
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About

The ISBP is the official organization for Bonding Psychotherapy worldwide. As a professional organization, the ISBP is dedicated to the promotion and development of Bonding Psychotherapy, and to its advancement in the areas of practice, theory, research and training.

Bonding Psychotherapy was developed in the 1960s and 70s by the American Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst Dr. Daniel Casriel (d. 1983).

Bonding is the process of becoming emotionally open and physically close to another person. Exercises with other group members help to experience and fulfill the need for bonding. During these exercises intense emotions often surface that are linked to past painful experiences. With the described method, trust in others is increased and negative attitudes concerning oneself in relation to others become more positive.

These are emotionally corrective experiences. An overview of the research results is given. For our colleagues, there is a slew of articles and research papers about Bonding Psychotherapy (Publications), as well as a description of requirements for training (Training).

For conferences and coming events, check out the menu point Events.

What is Bonding Psychotherapy

Bonding Psychotherapy was developed in the 1960s and 70s by the American Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst Dr. Daniel Casriel (d. 1983). It is an experiential learning process based on mobilizing and ...
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Clinical definition

Bonding Psychotherapy is a group therapeutic process for the treatment of disorders, which are connected to a lack of fulfillment of the neurobiologically anchored psychosocial basic needs. The need for attachment has ...
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Criteria and Procedure for ISBP Teaching Fellow May 26, 2019

Entering Training In order to begin training to become a Teaching Fellow (TF), the candidate must be presented to the ISBP Credentials Committee (CC) by two TFs. The applicant must ...
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