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This podcast gives you truly deep dives into attachment and helpful tools to build comfort with intimacy. Is it possible to have unresolved trauma and still be operating securely in various relationships? Absolutely!!
You don’t have to be totally healed from years of therapy under your belt or a history of secure attachment to develop skills for increased intimacy and secure relating. This is something that anybody, no matter their history, can begin to learn. Channeling your inner awareness to recognize a heightened state of arousal or using visualizations to help stay in a regulated place helps tap into your right brain to connect with yourself and your humanity. Ann and Sue navigate their personal examples, self-regulating tips, breaking out of their defensive “competitive head”, and many more useful strategies to explore the ways we can move in the direction of secure connections.
3:06 – Introduction to attachment patterns
8:53 – Acknowledging the fluctuation of the attachment spectrum
11:56 – The definition of secure relating
27:09 – Using visualizations as a regulation tactic
29:01 – Abandoning your “competitive head”
34:13 – Utilizing the word “bookmark”
37:36 – The importance of preparing yourself for tough conversations
40:45 – Implementing Gottman’s “soft starts”
42:45 – Navigating the coexistence of complex feelings
“How to Fight Smarter: Soften Your Starts” – Gottman Institute Article
https://therapistuncensored.com/episodes/whole-brain-living-psychology-neuroanatomy-spirit-with-dr-jill-bolte-taylor-164/
https://therapistuncensored.com/episodes/thrive-during-stress-172/
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Thanks for stopping by, we hope the podcast (and these show notes) offer quality education and insight into interpersonal relationships.
By Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP & Ann Kelley PhD4.7
13551,355 ratings
This podcast gives you truly deep dives into attachment and helpful tools to build comfort with intimacy. Is it possible to have unresolved trauma and still be operating securely in various relationships? Absolutely!!
You don’t have to be totally healed from years of therapy under your belt or a history of secure attachment to develop skills for increased intimacy and secure relating. This is something that anybody, no matter their history, can begin to learn. Channeling your inner awareness to recognize a heightened state of arousal or using visualizations to help stay in a regulated place helps tap into your right brain to connect with yourself and your humanity. Ann and Sue navigate their personal examples, self-regulating tips, breaking out of their defensive “competitive head”, and many more useful strategies to explore the ways we can move in the direction of secure connections.
3:06 – Introduction to attachment patterns
8:53 – Acknowledging the fluctuation of the attachment spectrum
11:56 – The definition of secure relating
27:09 – Using visualizations as a regulation tactic
29:01 – Abandoning your “competitive head”
34:13 – Utilizing the word “bookmark”
37:36 – The importance of preparing yourself for tough conversations
40:45 – Implementing Gottman’s “soft starts”
42:45 – Navigating the coexistence of complex feelings
“How to Fight Smarter: Soften Your Starts” – Gottman Institute Article
https://therapistuncensored.com/episodes/whole-brain-living-psychology-neuroanatomy-spirit-with-dr-jill-bolte-taylor-164/
https://therapistuncensored.com/episodes/thrive-during-stress-172/
$75 credit alert for our listeners! Ann and Sue aren’t tech-savvy so they appreciate how easy it is to use and navigate Indeed. It is the hiring platform where you can attract, interview, and hire all in one place. Find top talent fast with Indeed’s suite of powerful hiring tools like Instant Match, Assessments, and Virtual Interviews. Hate waiting? Indeed’s US data shows over 80% of Indeed employers find quality candidates, whose resume on Indeed matches their job description, the MOMENT they sponsor a job. Start hiring now with a seventy-five dollar sponsorship credit to post your job post at Indeed.com/therapistuncensored
With MasterClass, you can learn from the world’s best minds – anytime, anywhere, and at your own pace. With over 150 classes from a range of world-class instructors, that thing you’ve always wanted to do is closer than you think. Get unlimited access to EVERY class, and as a Therapist Uncensored listener, you get 15% off an annual membership! Go to MasterClass.com/TU now.
Interested in even more content? Check out our full episodes and other bonus clips from the show on our Youtube Channel. Please like, comment & subscribe!
Thanks for stopping by, we hope the podcast (and these show notes) offer quality education and insight into interpersonal relationships.

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