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In this episode we discuss how to recognize attachment needs.
Recognizing our attachment needs and longings, means we first have to be in touch with our vulnerability – the wound or pain associated with the need. And since we are designed to avoid or move away from our pain when it arises, this makes understanding our attachment needs all that more challenging.
When I help couples get to the vulnerable part of themselves that they keep hidden, that they don’t let anyone see, the wounded part of themselves that says, “I not worthy of love.” “I don’t deserve to be loved in these places.” “I’m broken and will never find someone who will understand me.” It’s beneath these
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Download our FREE workbook for couples at:
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Need more help! Go to our website for a coaching call anywhere in the world.
https://www.traumafreerelationship.com/relationship-coaching
In this episode we discuss how to recognize attachment needs.
Recognizing our attachment needs and longings, means we first have to be in touch with our vulnerability – the wound or pain associated with the need. And since we are designed to avoid or move away from our pain when it arises, this makes understanding our attachment needs all that more challenging.
When I help couples get to the vulnerable part of themselves that they keep hidden, that they don’t let anyone see, the wounded part of themselves that says, “I not worthy of love.” “I don’t deserve to be loved in these places.” “I’m broken and will never find someone who will understand me.” It’s beneath these
Follow us on social media at:
www.instagram.com/traumafreerelationship
www.facebook.com/traumafreerelationship
Download our FREE workbook for couples at:
https://www.traumafreerelationship.com/pl/2147999609
Need more help! Go to our website for a coaching call anywhere in the world.
https://www.traumafreerelationship.com/relationship-coaching