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Anxious Attachment Traits

Anxious Attachment Traits

Jennifer March 8, 2022

A snippet from my live session ‘Attachment Explained’ last week.  Whenever we are discussing adaptations, I feel a warmth in my heart, that for me is linked to compassion.  We develop adaptations in reaction to an environment. We have to …

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The Power of Gratitude for the Anxiously Attached - 3 tips

The Power of Gratitude for the Anxiously Attached – 3 tips

Jennifer March 8, 2022

The trick for the anxiously attached person is to let the gratitude in. And that’s a journey.  When our life has shown us that we are not valued, noticed, and treasured, it can be difficult to let genuine gratitude and …

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Anxiously Attached People Appreciate Reassurance

Anxiously Attached People Appreciate Reassurance

Jennifer March 8, 2022

Feel free to share this with your partner! You are allowed to ask for reassurance – reassurance = safety.  The most important thing about reassurance is that it is congruent and truthful. If you feel unsure about the relationship, it …

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What is attachment?

What is Attachment?

Jennifer March 8, 2022

Clip from the live session last week explaining attachment. 

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Attaching to Unavailable People

Attaching to Unavailable People

Jennifer February 28, 2022

When we have grown up with unavailable caregivers, we will often be attracted to unavailable partners because it is familiar. ⁣⁣We are used to receiving breadcrumbs⁣We are used to feeling a significant distance between us⁣We are used to not being …

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Anxiously Attached people crave consistency

Anxiously Attached People Appreciate Consistency

Jennifer February 27, 2022

⁣Wow – the power of consistency with an anxiously attached person. It is like drinking a cool glass of water on a hot day – soothing, grounding, nourishing from the inside. ⁣⁣The balance here is asking for the consistency that …

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5 Ways to Support Your Anxiously Attached Partner When your partner is anxiously attached, there are a few things you can do to support them. The first is being consistent. Anxiously attached people will appreciate consistency, especially fi they have grown up in an erratic environment. The second thing that is helpful is reassurance. Verbally letting them know how you feel about them and that you are committed, if you are committed to the relationship. Thirdly, take the time to express gratitude. Anxiously attached people might find it difficult to see their own beauty and worth. When you share gratitude, they often feel your love. Trying to be responsive. So replying to texts and calls as best you can. And lastly, staying close after conflict. Working out ways to stay connected during and after conflict is super helpful.

5 Ways to Support Your Anxiously Attached Partner

Jennifer February 27, 2022

Learn more about attahcment styles and how they play out in relationships

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We self-abandon when we: Let go of our boundary because they don't like it. Concede in an argument because we feel them pulling away. Have s-x, but our body doesn’t feel like it, to keep them with us. Don't listen to our intuition because what it tells us might leave us single. Seek validation from them, rather than giving it to ourselves. Give up interests or friendships to keep the other person happy. Criticise ourselves for feeling needy. Consistently focus on the other person’s needs above our own.

We Self-Abandon When We:

Jennifer February 27, 2022

Learning to stop self-abandoning happens in the small, silent moments that often nobody else knows about. Learning to listen to ourselves differently. I have found inner child, parts and somatic work to be the most powerful to navigate this pattern …

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When we have experienced different forms of abandonment as a child, it is common to self-abandon to stay connected.

Abandonment To Self-Abandonment

Jennifer February 27, 2022

We might call this people-pleasing, but for me, this is deeper. This happens in the small but powerful moments when we: Concede in an argument because we feel them pulling away. Have sex, but our body doesn’t feel like it, …

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When you have the anxious attachment adaptation, part of you is seeking someone else to regulate you. Healing comes from learning to self-regulate more effectively AND engaging in co-regulation.

Seeking Others to Regulate Us.

Jennifer February 27, 2022

The opportunity here is to give the younger self the soothing she so desperately wanted and deserved.  I have been doing Inner Child and ‘parts’ work for over 17 years with myself and others and found it to be one …

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