Emotional Eating with Marilyn

Understanding Your Attachment Style to Stop Emotional Eating

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In this episode of Emotional Eating with Marilyn, the host discusses the impact of attachment styles on emotional eating. She explains the four main attachment styles: secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized, and how they influence our relationships and emotional responses. Marilyn emphasizes the importance of understanding one's attachment style to improve relationships and reduce emotional eating. She provides insights into the dynamics between anxious and avoidant individuals and offers strategies for managing emotional eating by recognizing and addressing underlying feelings.

Takeaways

  • Understanding attachment styles can help improve relationships.
  • Emotional eating is often a response to unmet emotional needs.
  • Anxious individuals seek constant reassurance from others.
  • Avoidant individuals prefer solitude and may fear closeness.
  • The anxious-avoidant dynamic can create a cycle of conflict.
  • Childhood experiences shape our attachment styles in adulthood.
  • Recognizing patterns in relationships can lead to healthier choices.
  • It takes time and practice to change emotional eating habits.
  • Feeling emotions without resorting to food is a key strategy.
  • Self-awareness is essential for personal growth and healing.

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    00:00 Understanding Attachment Styles and Emotional Eating

    04:48 Exploring Anxious Attachment Style

    09:51 The Avoidant Attachment Style

    13:17 The Anxious-Avoidant Dynamic

    15:22 Healing Through Awareness and Practice

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    Emotional Eating with MarilynBy Marilyn Rafih, Pharm, PhD
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