Here are some of her most notable works:
* "In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Transmission of Trauma" (1982) - Examines the impact of the Holocaust on subsequent generations.
* "The Child's Journey Through Loss" (1991) - Explores the different stages of grief in children and provides guidance for parents and therapists.
* "Attachment and Loss: Vol. 1: Premature Separation and Its Psychoanalytic Implications" (1991) - Focuses on the impact of premature separation on infants and young children.
* "Attachment and Loss: Vol. 2: Clinical Studies in Adult Development" (1993) - Examines the long-term effects of attachment experiences on adult relationships and mental health.
* "Attachment and Loss: Vol. 3: Attachment Disorder, Trauma and the Treatment of Adults" (2000) - Offers a comprehensive overview of attachment disorders in adults and their treatment.
* "The Working Alliance: A Guide for Therapists" (1997) - Provides practical guidance on building a strong therapeutic relationship.
* "Attachment, Loss and Trauma: A Relational Perspective" (2004) - Integrates attachment theory with trauma theory to understand the impact of early experiences on later life.
In addition to these books, she has also written numerous articles and book chapters on attachment theory, trauma, and psychotherapy. Her work is considered seminal in the field of attachment-based psychotherapy and has greatly influenced the understanding of how early childhood experiences shape later life.