What Is Attachment in Relationships? Secure vs. Insecure
Attachment is the bond you formed with your parents or primary caregivers as an infant. Your attachment style can deeply affect your relationships as an adult.…
Attachment is the bond you formed with your parents or primary caregivers as an infant. Your attachment style can deeply affect your relationships as an adult.…
In authoritarian parenting, parents closely control their children’s behavior, but discourage open communication, and aren’t warm or emotionally responsive.…
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic events in childhood that can lead to long-term negative effects on health and well-being.…
Trauma is experiencing one or more intensely disturbing or threatening events that lead to long-lasting negative changes in how you act, think, or feel.…
Trauma dumping is when one person shares a story about a traumatic situation they went through without consent from or consideration for the listener.…
In inner child work, the patient learns to talk their own inner child through painful childhood memories and harmful core beliefs with kindness and compassion. …
After a toxic partnership, you might still experience fear, distrust, or self-doubt. But building a healthy relationship with the right person is possible.…
Codependency in relationships feels like you’re lose yourself serving the needs of others. It’s incredibly common, but can be hard to detect when you’re in it.…
You can short-circuit generational trauma so it doesn’t run your life or pass on to your kids, but it requires a lot of courage, self-reflection, and work.…
Difficulty asking for help, being socially withdrawn can all stem from the effects of childhood trauma. Find out how else trauma can manifest in adulthood. …