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Myth: Attachment-based therapy is too abstract to apply to real-world problems. The truth: Neuroscience helps therapists turn attachment concepts
Detecting Hidden Attachment Patterns
The Science of Connection: How Oxytocin Supports Breakthroughs in Therapy
The Truth About Avoidant Attachment: Why Distance Doesn’t Mean Disinterest
Ever noticed how some people seem to stay calm in a storm, while others go into full fight-or-flight?
Myth: Securely attached individuals don’t experience stress. Truth: They do—but they recover more quickly, thanks to better-regulated stress response systems
“The way we were treated as small children is the way we treat ourselves the rest of our lives, and we often impose our most agonising suffering upon ourselves.” — Alice Miller (1987, p.133)
Understanding Dismissing Attachment in the Therapy Room – When Authority Feels Dangerous – Criminal Behaviour
