Gordon Neufeld never wanted to be a writer — he was a scientist who avoided essays whenever he could. But when he finally had something to say about children, attachment, and the power of connection, writing suddenly mattered. The problem? He was terrible at it. Then one of his students, Gabor Maté, started writing about Neufeld’s ideas in his own books. What began as frustration turned into one of the most meaningful collaborations in psychology.
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