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please don't delete this page, jeremy holmes is an internationally recognised speaker on Attachment Thoery and merits a wikipedia entry
He retired from NHS in 2003 and practiced privately for some years, now writes, gives talks at conferences and events and continues his work on promoting his passion,attachment theory, rather like the travelling preachers of previous centuries travelling from place to place to spread the message. In fact Jeremy Holmes moved to Devon and set up a novel way of running a unit in Barnstaple Hospital and a psychoanalysis course at Exeter university . he is a visiting fellow there and at UCL
One of Jeremy Holmes sons is following in his footsteps - Joshua Holmes who has a mention in The Peerage. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.196.234.217 (talk) 00:10, 12 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]
