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🎙️ Welcome back to another episode of the "I Wish You Knew" podcast! Today Adam and Sarah sit down with Jessica Baum to dive into the neurobiology behind attachment, how our childhood serves as a blueprint for how we connect and how it affects our relationships in adulthood. It all boils down to our nervous system. Becoming an observer of our nervous system will help us form more secure and stable relationships.Â
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🌟Here’s what to look out for in the episode:
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If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out out episode about Dating Games : https://youtu.be/QCDIUq573B4?si=Me_V3nF7ikwBW5Jo
A special thanks to our sponsor Rugged Legacy Grooming Supply.
Look, Feel and Be your best with personal hair, beard and grooming products recommended by top relationship and style specialists. And, unlike other brands, Rugged Legacy designs its products with all-natural oils and scents, made right here in the USA.Â
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Use code: IWYK20 for a 20% Exclusive I Wish You Knew DiscountÂ
https://ruggedlegacygrooming.com/
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Need more help with your attachment? Work with Adam: www.adamlanesmith.comÂ
Looking to develop in your relationships? Work with Sarah: www.sarahdawnmoore.comÂ
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Follow Jessica Baum:
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Website: https://www.beselffull.com/Â
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicabaumlmhc/?hl=en
Jessica’s Book “Anxiously Attached”: Anxiously Attached: Becoming More Secure in Life and LoveÂ
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If you like what you’re listening to and want to hear more:
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Follow “I Wish You Knew”:
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Follow Sarah Dawn Moore:Â Â
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Next episode drops Thursday :)
See you there.Â
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🎙️ Welcome back to another episode of the "I Wish You Knew" podcast! Today Adam and Sarah sit down with Jessica Baum to dive into the neurobiology behind attachment, how our childhood serves as a blueprint for how we connect and how it affects our relationships in adulthood. It all boils down to our nervous system. Becoming an observer of our nervous system will help us form more secure and stable relationships.Â
Â
🌟Here’s what to look out for in the episode:
Â
If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out out episode about Dating Games : https://youtu.be/QCDIUq573B4?si=Me_V3nF7ikwBW5Jo
A special thanks to our sponsor Rugged Legacy Grooming Supply.
Look, Feel and Be your best with personal hair, beard and grooming products recommended by top relationship and style specialists. And, unlike other brands, Rugged Legacy designs its products with all-natural oils and scents, made right here in the USA.Â
Â
Use code: IWYK20 for a 20% Exclusive I Wish You Knew DiscountÂ
https://ruggedlegacygrooming.com/
Â
Need more help with your attachment? Work with Adam: www.adamlanesmith.comÂ
Looking to develop in your relationships? Work with Sarah: www.sarahdawnmoore.comÂ
Â
Follow Jessica Baum:
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Website: https://www.beselffull.com/Â
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicabaumlmhc/?hl=en
Jessica’s Book “Anxiously Attached”: Anxiously Attached: Becoming More Secure in Life and LoveÂ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you like what you’re listening to and want to hear more:
Â
Follow “I Wish You Knew”:
-------------------------------------
Website: iwishyouknew.show
Â
Follow Adam Lane Smith:
-------------------------------------
Website: www.adamlanesmith.com
Â
Follow Sarah Dawn Moore:Â Â
-------------------------------------
Website: www.sarahdawnmoore.com/home
Â
Next episode drops Thursday :)
See you there.Â
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