An attachment injury happens when the person you rely on most—your partner, parent, or caregiver—fails to respond in a moment of deep need.
These moments leave emotional bruises that say: “I can’t trust you to be there for me.”
They don’t just hurt in the moment—they shape how safe we feel in relationships long-term.
The good news? Attachment injuries can be healed. Clare talks about how in Episode 44 of the Psychotherapy Central Podcast:
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Love, Jen