Background Attachment theory has been conceptualised as an emotion regulation theory.
Research attributes the occurrence of depressive symptoms to a dysfunction of emotion …

Background Although accumulated evidence suggests that fluctuations in depressed mood
are common among individuals with depression, and may be associated with onset …

Attachment theory provides a framework for understanding the correlations among
interpersonal relationships, stress, and health. Moreover, adult attachment is an important …

Although insecure adult attachment is thought to be associated with depressive symptoms,
results of research on the link between attachment dimensions (attachment anxiety and …

A daily diary study was used to examine how person-level emotion regulation (ie,
reappraisal and suppression) impacts daily affect following stressful daily life events …

Accumulating evidence suggests that the therapeutic alliance and clients' contact with
emotions during therapy sessions can be effective in reducing their suffering outside of …

This study adopts an inductive and dyadic approach to illuminate how depression affects
romantic relationships in people's own words. Depressed couples (N= 135) responded to an …

Extant research has demonstrated that higher mean (average) levels of social support often
produce robust relational benefits. However, partners may not maintain the same level of …

Although research links insecure adult attachment with depression, the emotional processes
accounting for this association over time remain relatively unexplored. To address this gap …

Highlights•Secure attachment is associated with health and well-being.•Secure attachment
is associated with a reduced neurophysiological stress response.•EFT helps couples create …