Shelter: Providing natural cover for small birds is the best way to protect them from hawk attacks. Dense trees, shrubbery and brush piles are all suitable. Shelter should be within 10 feet of bird feeders so small birds can reach it quickly when they feel threatened.
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, an attachment-based therapy, is a well-recognized treatment for disorders of attachment. In fact, there is ample evidence in the literature that this is the only effective treatment for Reactive Attachment Disorder. [2] The proposed treatment approach is consistent with generally recognized treatment protocols for Reactive Attachment Disorder.
Secure attachment, not just conflict containment, is the goal of couples therapy here. By the end of therapy, an EFT therapist, for example, wants to see his or her clients listen to their emotions, speak their needs clearly and reach for their partner in a way that helps that partner tune in and respond.