Before therapy was a trend, one man changed how we love.
Discover the untold story of John Bowlby—the father of attachment theory—and why his legacy still shapes us today.
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About the Book
Ever wondered why some connections feel effortless — and others feel impossible?
Searching for Bowlby by C. V. Wooster uncovers the life of John Bowlby — the psychologist who changed everything we thought we knew about love, loss and the ties that bind.
Journey back to early-20th-century Britain and discover how a single man’s idea quietly reshaped our modern world.
John Bowlby
John Bowlby (1907–1990) was a British psychiatrist and psychoanalyst best known for developing attachment theory—the idea that early emotional bonds shape our lifelong capacity for love, trust, and resilience.
His groundbreaking studies on children separated from parents during wartime changed how the world viewed childhood, parenting, and human connection. Today, his influence extends across psychology, education, and social work, continuing to guide how we understand emotional development.
Author C.V. Wooster
Described as a Renaissance man, C. V. Wooster has a deep passion for diverse subjects, seamlessly blending creativity, intellect, and compassion in everything he does.
With BA degrees in English Literature and History, MA degrees in Political Science and Multi-Cultural Education, and as an NBCT-certified teacher, he has dedicated decades to shaping and inspiring young minds. His commitment to education is further demonstrated by his doctoral dissertation on the subject of classroom technology integration, written when such technology was just beginning to emerge.
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