EP 116 — Diane Poole Heller: Attachment Styles and Relationships

Spirit Gym with Paul Chek

English - December 22, 2020 11:00 - 2 hours - 92.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 864 ratings
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Having trouble navigating your relationships with others and healing from traumas in your life?

Diane Poole Heller shares her expertise in child and adult attachment styles so you can begin to live a fuller, more loving life in this very connective Living 4D conversation.

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Show Notes

Diane wrestled with deeper questions — differences between necessary and unnecessary suffering and the inhumanity of man — as a child. (8:22)The wound of self-love. (16:14)Secure attachment skills and styles. (25:08)Are you available for a repair attempt? (36:07)Avoidant, insecure, attachment adaptations. (52:00)Even people with avoidant attachment styles need and want to feel connections. (1:06:32)Having a transition ritual is important for avoidant attachment types. (1:14:08)Ambivalent attachment styles: Overfocused on relationships. (1:22:58)Disorganized, disoriented attachment adaptations and the possibility of avoidant and ambivalent extremes. (1:50:07)Healing emotional wounds can affect families seven generations backward and forward. (2:01:13)

Resources

The development of attachment theory by John Bowlby and Mary AinsworthThe Power of Attachment: How to Create Deep and Lasting Intimate Relationships and Healing Your Attachment Wounds by Diane Poole HellerThe work of Fritz Perls, George Gurdjieff, Bonnie Badenoch and Mark Wolynn

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