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Jennifer Nurick

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Overworking to Avoid Emotions

Overworking to Avoid Emotions

Jennifer June 4, 2024

Do you bury yourself in work when things get tough? You OVERWORK when you feel threatened to feel SAFE. Work gives you a sense of accomplishment and predictability, unlike relationships. You feel more confident at work than dealing with intense …

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I’m a therapist and go to Therapy. Here is why everyone should go.’ By Rachael Martin. This was such an interesting conversation with Rachael…another huge proponent of therapy!

Interview With Body & Soul

Jennifer June 4, 2024

I’m a therapist and go to Therapy. Here is why everyone should go.’ By Rachael Martin. This was such an interesting conversation with Rach full article here

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The Logic of Overworking: Avoidant Attachment Explained

The Logic of Overworking: Avoidant Attachment Explained

Jennifer June 4, 2024

Do you bury yourself in work when things get tough? It’s common when avoidant attachment patterns are at play.  When you feel threatened, you overwork to feel safe. Why? Work gives you a sense of accomplishment and predictability, unlike relationships, …

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Children Need protection

Children Need Protection 

Jennifer June 4, 2024

As a trauma therapist, I can’t overemphasise how important protection is for our children. If you know your threat detector is too sensitive or not sensitive enough, check in with someone you trust. Let me know what you think in …

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An Intimacy Killer for the Avoiantly Attached

An Intimacy Killer for the Avoiantly Attached

Jennifer June 4, 2024

Ever find yourself in a heated argument, and suddenly you switch into ‘logic mode’? When avoidantly attached people feel threatened, they often get all LOGICAL to feel SAFE. When you become logical, you feel your body less. This helps you …

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Understanding Insecure Attachment: Signs and Solutions

Understanding Insecure Attachment: Signs and Solutions 

Jennifer May 25, 2024

Healing is a journey, and it’s never too late to start.

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Understanding Anxious Attachment Behaviours 1) When I feel threatened, I get LOUDER to feel SAFE. This behaviour stems from a lack of attention and attunement in my upbringing. When I sense you withdrawing, fear grips me, and I resort to speaking louder, hoping to capture your attention. I yearn for you to understand the pain I'm experiencing, as it’s too much to bear alone. This understanding can be a game-changer, offering a glimmer of hope in our relationship.

Why Anxiously Attached People Get Loud to Feel Safe

Jennifer May 25, 2024

Getting louder is a common strategy for those with an anxious attachment style. It’s a way to seek attention, to be noticed, and to feel a sense of connection. If this sounds familiar, know that you’re not alone. Many of …

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When distressed, I get LOUDER to be noticed.

I Get LOUDER To Be Noticed

Jennifer May 25, 2024

If you want to hear more about anxious attachment behaviours, you can listen to my recent release, Ep 30 – Understanding Anxious Attachment Behaviours, on Apple Podcast, Spotify or through the PsychotherapyCentral.Health website. Enjoy! Xx Jen

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The health benefits of secure attachment - according to the research

The Health Benefits of Secure Attachment – According To The Research

Jennifer May 25, 2024

The health benefits of secure attachment. according to the research 1) lower levels of stress and anxiety, This stems from their stable and trusting relationships, which provide a reliable support network that acts as a buffer against psychological distress. 2) …

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Mindset of secure attachment Podcast

Mindset of Secure Attachment Podcast

Jennifer May 21, 2024

This episode delves into how developing a secure attachment can significantly enhance your relationships and self-awareness as we explore five key aspects of secure attachment.  Listen to the Psychotherapy Central podcast through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Let me know what …

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