Relationships Family Counselling: How to Change the Patterns Keeping Your Family Stuck Does your family keep having the same argument, even when everyone promises it will be different next time? Perhaps one person becomes angry, another shuts down, and someone else tries to keep the peace. The subject may change, but the emotional pattern stays…
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In this post, we’re exploring the key traits and causes of avoidant attachment, how it shows up in relationships, and what you can do to start breaking down those emotional walls.
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Attachment theory is a psychological understanding of human behaviour in relationship. Many psychotherapists will talk about it, or at least consider it, when working with clients.
If you’re in therapy and starting to explore attachment wounds or early childhood traumas, it’s normal to experience a surge of unexpected emotions—especially towards your parents or primary caregivers.