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Do your emotions sometimes feel too big to manage, like you're overwhelmed, panicked, or desperate for connection? If you're anxiously attached, this isn’t just in your head. It's the result of unmet needs and subconscious conditioning and there’s a path to peace.
In this compassionate solo episode, Thais Gibson breaks down why anxious preoccupied individuals often feel enslaved by their feelings and dependent on others for emotional relief. She then guides you step-by-step on how to build internal trust, self-soothe, and heal your attachment style by reconnecting with your needs.
You’ll learn:
✅ The two emotional roots of anxious overwhelm: unmet needs and painful stories
✅ Why anxious individuals struggle to self-soothe—and how to change that
✅ The path from codependency to healthy interdependence
✅ How to build trust in yourself through daily need-meeting
✅ A practical exercise to identify and fulfill your top 15 emotional needs
✅ How to communicate your needs clearly (and avoid miscommunication in relationships)
✅ Why healing your attachment style is possible with consistency and the right tools
Meet the Host
Helpful Resources:
📚 Read the Learning Love Book
🎧 Discover More Podcast Episodes
📝 Read the PDS Blog
Let’s Connect on Socials:
#AnxiousAttachment #EmotionalHealing #RelationshipNeeds #ThaisGibson #CodependencyRecovery #SelfSoothing #AttachmentStyles #InnerTrust #SubconsciousReprogramming #PersonalDevelopment
If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone ready to reclaim their emotional power. Your support helps us reach more people on the path to healing. 💕
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Learn Your Relationship Needs & Build the Best Relationships of Your Life with our COMPLETELY FREE Discover Your Needs Course. When You Sign Up for a 7-Day Trial, You Keep This Course for LIFE!
Do your emotions sometimes feel too big to manage, like you're overwhelmed, panicked, or desperate for connection? If you're anxiously attached, this isn’t just in your head. It's the result of unmet needs and subconscious conditioning and there’s a path to peace.
In this compassionate solo episode, Thais Gibson breaks down why anxious preoccupied individuals often feel enslaved by their feelings and dependent on others for emotional relief. She then guides you step-by-step on how to build internal trust, self-soothe, and heal your attachment style by reconnecting with your needs.
You’ll learn:
✅ The two emotional roots of anxious overwhelm: unmet needs and painful stories
✅ Why anxious individuals struggle to self-soothe—and how to change that
✅ The path from codependency to healthy interdependence
✅ How to build trust in yourself through daily need-meeting
✅ A practical exercise to identify and fulfill your top 15 emotional needs
✅ How to communicate your needs clearly (and avoid miscommunication in relationships)
✅ Why healing your attachment style is possible with consistency and the right tools
Meet the Host
Helpful Resources:
📚 Read the Learning Love Book
🎧 Discover More Podcast Episodes
📝 Read the PDS Blog
Let’s Connect on Socials:
#AnxiousAttachment #EmotionalHealing #RelationshipNeeds #ThaisGibson #CodependencyRecovery #SelfSoothing #AttachmentStyles #InnerTrust #SubconsciousReprogramming #PersonalDevelopment
If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone ready to reclaim their emotional power. Your support helps us reach more people on the path to healing. 💕
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