Featured in The Telegraph: The psychology behind object attachment

Written By Jemma Anderson

Expert commentary accompanying a journalist’s personal essay on decluttering her mother’s home after her death, explaining how object attachment begins in childhood as a stand-in for an absent caregiver, and evolves into holding onto items that preserve memory and identity in adulthood.

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Jemma Anderson
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