Abstract
TILT (Teaching Individuals to Live Together), a two-axis interpersonal program to differentiate healthy individual development from clinical pathology, is applied to couples. Healthy couple development is defined as mutually integrated increases in levels of intra-individual individuation and attachment. Couple pathology is defined as incongruence between individuation and attachment on the part of the partners. TILT for couples is a method to “tilt” couples off the pathological axis onto the developmental one.