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Jennifer Nurick

DISCOVER | HEAL | GROW

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Relationships are a Co-creation. Rather than asking if you have met the right person, it can be more helpful to imagine what it might be like to be in a relationship where both of you are equally interested in being good for each other. This turns the lens onto you. Then you get to ask, “If I’m being honest with myself, am I good for my partner?” If the answer is yes, great! If the answer is no, what might you do differently to be good for them? When both partners do this, it can be fertiliser for the relationship.

Relationships are a Co-creation

Jennifer July 18, 2023

You cannot rely on your partner to always be available, attuned to you, or help you heal. A relationship is a joint effort where both partners contribute to its growth. By building trust and learning to support each other during …

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Happy Birthday to Me

Feeling Like a Grown-Up!

Jennifer July 18, 2023

 I turned 45 years old. I was wondering how reaching what I hope will be the middle of my life would feel.  Like many 45-year-olds, I’m aware of my aging skin, the increased amount of beautiful silver hair on my …

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5 tips for when you feel new relationship anxiety

5 Tips for When You Feel New Relationship Anxiety

Jennifer July 18, 2023

Moving into a new relationship is all about stepping into vulnerability. We often feel anxious when we become vulnerable because we risk being hurt. I hope these tips will be helpful for those of you experiencing new relationship anxiety. Let …

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What is “New Relationship Anxiety”?

What is “New Relationship Anxiety”?

Jennifer July 18, 2023

Anxiety is usually protective. It is trying to stop us from being hurt. Feeling some anxiety at the beginning of a new relationship is quite common.  When we enter a new relationship, we start to dance with vulnerability. Vulnerability requires …

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The Avoidant Partner

Jennifer July 18, 2023

When in conflict, it’s common for people with an avoidant adaptation to want to get away, to shut down and feel confused. This is often super frustrating for the other person who doesn’t understand what’s happening. Inside, the avoidant partner …

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“Whenever you feel desperate to be chosen, it’s a deep calling to choose yourself.” Tory Eletto

Whenever You Feel Desperate To Be Chosen, It’s a Deep Calling To Choose Yourself

Jennifer July 18, 2023

Big shout out to Tory Eletto @nytherapist – she’s one of the therapists I’ve been following from the beginning, and I LOVE her work. Like – every post! So, how do you choose yourself?  Like Dr Richard Schwartz (founder of …

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Blaming partner

Blaming Partner Patterns

Jennifer July 17, 2023

When you have an anxious adaptation in relationships, conflict signals danger to the nervous system. When this happens, your nervous system fills with energy and prepares you for fight or flight. This is super helpful if a tiger is chasing …

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When in conflict, it’s common for people with the anxious adaptation to think: I have to do it all myself. They are never there for me

Blaming Partner

Jennifer July 17, 2023

When in conflict, if you have an anxious adaptation, it is common to get into a pattern of feeling alone and hopeless in your relationship. Rather than give up, you might find yourself becoming critical of your partner and pursuing …

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When in conflict, it’s common for people with the avoidant adaptation to think: I can never get it right

Avoidant Experiences

Jennifer July 17, 2023

What is Avoidant Attachment? Avoidant attachment refers to a tendency to avoid emotional closeness and dependency on others. Those with this attachment style may have developed self-reliance as a defence mechanism, often suppressing their need for connection. This can make …

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Feeling loved and Important to your partner is an attachment need. BUT HOW???

Feeling Loved and Important

Jennifer July 16, 2023

Feeling loved and Important to your partner is an attachment need.  BUT HOW??? Here are some ways to make your partner feel loved and important:

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