Instead, attachment styles occur along a continuum, and people may be "secure" in some types of relationships and "insecure" in others. Related: Was Freud right about anything? "There isn't a ...

If you have this attachment style, you avoid emotional intimacy and are very independent and content being alone. When people with insecure avoidant attachment are in relationships, they tend to ...

For licensed therapist Valerie Labanca, who often works with Latine patients at Octave in Pasadena, California, most of her Latine clients have insecure attachment styles: anxious, avoidant, or ...

In fact, research indicates a rise in insecure attachment styles over the last few decades, signaling how many people struggle to trust others and feel secure in their relationships. This ...

In contrast, my clients with insecure attachment styles, such as anxious or avoidant attachment, are more vulnerable to unhealthy relationships. This increased vulnerability is likely due to ...

Being intensely dependent or having an insecure attachment style with your partner can be exhausting for you and your loved one. An insecure attachment arises when slight changes in your partner ...

However, our “attachment style” – the specific way we relate ... anxious preoccupied attachment is often more likely to feel insecure and to have fears of being alone, abandoned, or rejected ...

The theory of attachment dates back further than ... The other two patterns are insecure bonding styles. Despite the adult bonding styles being opposite, they are actually borne from the same ...