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The Podcast Launch
And we are LIVE!!!! Launching Psychotherapy Central – The Podcast: Love, Attachment and Healing Trauma! I have posted the first two episodes: EP1 – Five Things You Need to Know About Attachment Theory EP 2 – Avoidant Attachment Explained They …
Does Your Attachment Style Dictate the Outcome of Your Relationship?
In this live, I cover whether your attachment style will dictate the outcome of your relationship.
What is Insecure Attachment in Adulthood?
Insecure attachment styles can impact various aspects of adult relationships, including communication, trust, emotional intimacy, and conflict resolution. These attachment patterns are not set in stone and can be influenced by later life experiences, therapy, and self-awareness. Understanding your attachment …
Building Secure attachment
There are two main parts to building secure attachment. The first step is to build what I call internal secure attachment. When you have an internal secure attachment, you know at your very core that you will be there for …
When We Feel Fear in a Relationship, We Have Two Ways to Deal With It.
When you bring curiosity into your conversation, everything changes. It can snap you out of old patterns and into something completely new. If you need help with this, seeing a therapist can be a fantastic start.
5 Tips for When You Feel New Relationship Anxiety
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 …
What is “New Relationship Anxiety”?
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 …
The Avoidant Partner
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 …
Blaming Partner
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 …