“In securely attached relationships, partners experience ‘interdependence,’ meaning they are able to practice self-soothing simultaneously and can also ask their partner for support and ...

“In securely attached relationships, partners experience ‘interdependence,’ meaning they are able to practice self-soothing simultaneously and can also ask their partner for support and ...

Children are likely to develop secure attachment by having available, sensitive, and responsive caregivers. When that’s not the case, a child may develop an insecure attachment, which can take ...

The concept first came to prominence in 2010 courtesy of the bestselling book, Attached: Are you Anxious, Avoidant or Secure? How the science of adult attachment can help you find – and keep ...

“LGBTQ+ couples are slightly more likely to be insecurely attached,” meaning either anxious or avoidant. Though I once thought the styles were categorical, more recently I’ve come to ...

No matter how you define your relationship, there’s (unfortunately) always a chance that someone’s feelings will get hurt. And although many “no strings attached” relationships begin with ...

Hi! My name is Bethany, and I am so glad you have come to my page. My practice primarily focuses on helping people who struggle in relationships. I use attachment theory to identify the type of ...

An attachment style is the attitude or pattern of behavior you display when connecting with others. Your earliest interactions with your parents or other main caretakers shape your attachment ...

Unfortunately the meaning has been diluted. The confusion starts with the term attachment itself. It is often understood among the public to mean a child’s love for their parent or the bond a ...

“In securely attached relationships, partners experience ‘interdependence,’ meaning they are able to practice self-soothing simultaneously and can also ask their partner for support and ...