Welcome back to The Power of Presence, the podcast dedicated to helping parents, caregivers, and support workers build strong, secure relationships through emotional presence and connection.

In this episode, host Jyee Byrne from Wolfpack Support Services explores emotional security—the foundation of trust in any relationship. Whether between a parent and child, a teacher and student, or a support worker and client, feeling secure means knowing someone is consistent, dependable, and emotionally available.

We’ll cover:

Why emotional security is essential for resilience, confidence, and healthy relationships.

How insecurity leads to fear of abandonment, avoidance, and emotional shutdown.

Practical ways to build lasting trust and emotional security in relationships.

Signs of emotional security vs. insecurity.

Key Takeaways:

💡 Be Consistent & Reliable – Trust is built through repeated experiences, not one-time actions.

💡 Respond, Don’t React – How we handle emotions shapes whether someone feels safe expressing them.

💡 Repair When Trust is Broken – Acknowledge mistakes and rebuild through actions, not just words.

💡 Encourage Independence – True security comes from feeling safe enough to explore and grow.

🌟 Your Challenge This Week:

Focus on one way to build security in a relationship—whether through consistency, repairing a small break in trust, or simply showing up without distractions. Small changes make a big difference.

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