WHY AVOIDANT ATTACHED PERSON NEED SPACE AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP

WHY AVOIDANT ATTACHED PERSON NEED SPACE AND W...

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How to Get Over a Breakup?

In this episode, I’m joined by attachment coaches Marta and Duncan for an open conversation about breakups, attachment, and why knowing you should move on doesn’t necessarily make it easier to do.We talk about what keeps us emotionally attached, why some breakups are harder to re ...  Show more

Why Your Partner Can't Be the Adult You Need

We spend a lot of time asking why our partners behave the way they do.But how often do we ask ourselves what our own childhood taught us about being an adult?In this episode, we explore how the lessons we learned growing up shape our relationships today - from anxious and avoidan ...  Show more

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