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Jennifer Nurick

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Ambivalent (Anxious) Attachment

Ambivalent (Anxious) Attachment

Jennifer April 24, 2020

All attachment styles are the child’s response to the behaviour of the mother (or primary caregiver).  The child’s brain is being wired in certain directions regarding intimate relationships, based on the primary relationship; with the mother. There can be a …

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SECURE-ATTACHMENT

Secure Attachment – A Key to Having a Rewarding Relationship

Jennifer April 23, 2020

When a child is securely attached, the child’s emotions are accurately reflected and validated by the primary caregiver (usually the mother). The mother is loving, supportive, attentive, understanding and able to help regulate the child’s emotions and help the world …

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What Is Your Attachment Style?

Jennifer April 22, 2020

Up until the age of two our brain is growing at a furious rate. The neurons are connecting, and the brain is being wired, literally. In the relationship with our primary care giver (usually the mother) we are being wired …

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WHY ATTACHMENT MATTERS

Why Attachment Matters

Jennifer April 21, 2020

As children we are like sponges. Literally, our brain grows to 80% of its adult size by the time we are two! At times the neurons are growing at a rate of 250,000 every minute! The neurological pathways that will …

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RESEARCH PROVES BENEFITS OF GRATITUDE

Research Proves Benefits of Gratitude

Jennifer April 21, 2020

The word gratitude comes from the Latin gratia, meaning grace, or gratefulness. Its root is linked to kindness, beauty and giving (Emmons & Shelton, 2002). When I feel grateful, I can connect with the feeling of being more beautiful. I …

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Signs of Emotional Exhaustion

Jennifer April 15, 2020

We have all been there. When we feel like there is no more to give, to ourselves or anyone else. We are burnt out, and emotionally exhausted. When this happens for me, I know it is a big shout out …

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Self-Actualisation and Transcendence

Jennifer April 12, 2020

Whenever there is change, and there has been a lot of that in the last few months, there is re-birth. In the form of Western psychotherapy that I subscribe to, we are moving our psyche and our whole being towards …

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creating space for something new

Creating Space for Something New

Jennifer April 11, 2020

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You don’t have to be Broken to see a Therapist…you can see a Therapist to…

Jennifer March 16, 2020

Working with a therapist and going through a process of self-exploration and change is one of the most empowering experiences we can have. Most people have never been held in a safe, supporting, non-bias space where they can be truly …

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Effects of comparison

When we Compare Ourselves to Others we can Inadvertently…

Jennifer March 15, 2020

Comparing ourselves to others can be such a waste of energy! Let us first differentiate between being inspired by someone and comparing yourself to someone. When we feel inspired by someone, we feel uplifted, hopeful, as though anything is possible. …

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