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The “Critterhood” is a multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural collaboration of professionals who work with Dr. Patricia Crittenden’s Dynamic-Maturational Model (DMM) of attachment relationships.The notion of “critters” has several meanings.
In a literal sense, critters are little animals, real and imaginary, such as you see throughout this Web Page. Everyone who passes a reliability test or contributes in an important way to the DMM (with clinical cases, published data, helping others to access these ideas, etc.,) receives a unique handmade critter, cut from the hood of an old car and signed by the artist. In a symbolic sense, these critters hold us together across continents, time zones, and languages. In a metaphorical sense, critters represent the many psychological organizations described by the Dynamic-Maturational Model. Finally, critters remind us not to take ourselves too seriously. Life and learning are fun. |
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Family Relations Institute 9481 SW 147 St. Miami, Fl 33176, USA Phone: 1 (305) 256-9110 Fax: 1 (305) 251-0806 Email: pmcrittenden@att.net |
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