Unfortunately, many people blame themselves for their anxiety, attributing it to personal insecurities or an insecure attachment style. But this isn't always the case. Insecurities are human, ...

The last three of these fall into a mega-category known as “attachment insecurity.” The avoidance and anxiety that go along with most attachment insecurity are undoubtedly key themes that many of us ...

Narcissism has become the armchair diagnosis of the decade. Social media is awash with people flinging the label around.

One of the most common kinds of insecurity concerns relationships or “attachments.” Attachment theory originated out of a desire to connect the attachment patterns of early childhood to ...

And, the best news is, those with insecure attachment styles can rewire towards secure attachment, or what’s called earned security.” Kuehnle recommends therapy for anyone looking to learn ...

As you progress through childhood and into adulthood, this sense of security or insecurity becomes the basis, according to attachment theory, for the way you interact with romantic partners.

If this sounds all too real, you might have an insecure avoidant attachment style, Cohen adds. 5. You’re losing your sense of individuality. Maybe you're starting to notice that you aren't ...

New research published in the journal Chronobiology International suggests that flight attendants with a preference for evening activity and those who report insecure attachment styles may be more ...

Today, most experts in the mental health field are well aware of the contributions of attachment theory and would refer to your problem as an “anxious attachment.” The depth of research and ...