Mother-offspring attachment in the wild: Wild chimpanzees develop secure or insecure-avoidant attachments to their mothers, but not disorganised attachments, suggesting that it is not a viable ...

Attachment styles have officially become identity shorthand in dating. But is yours helping you grow or keeping you stuck in a story that lets you off the hook?

Explore how attachment patterns influence relationship dynamics, emotional regulation, and connection throughout life with transformative insights.

Understanding insecure attachment Individuals with avoidant attachment patterns often develop these tendencies in response to emotionally distant or unavailable caregiving.

Reviewed by Emily Edlynn, PhD Parenting is probably the most difficult job you'll have in your lifetime. That's especially true if you're dealing with past traumas, or if you're suffering from an ...

The styles come from attachment theory, which arose in the late 1960s out of work conducted by psychologists John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth. Bowlby hypothesized that if young children did not form ...

Given that about 40% of people have an insecure attachment style 2, the odds are you’ll be dating someone with either an avoidant, insecure, or disorganized attachment style at least once in your life ...

According to attachment theory, we all develop one of four attachment styles during childhood, and here's how people with an insecure style (avoidant, ambivalent or disorganized) can form secure ...