Therapy for the Culture’s Post

In our sessions, we've guided many through the discovery of how their deep-seated habits affect their relationships. For example, some clients had a breakthrough moment when they came to see that their instinct to shy away from emotional closeness was linked to an avoidant attachment style. For others, they began to understand their need for reassurance within relationships, recognizing it as a sign of anxious attachment. Working into these attachment styles isn’t about placing blame but about finding keys to unlock healthier ways of relating. It's incredible to witness clients as they transition from confusion to 👉 clarity, from patterns of hurt to pathways of healing. In the safe space of therapy, they learn to bridge the gap between their past experiences and their current relationship dynamics. This self-discovery is often the cornerstone of growth, empowering them to cultivate connections that are rooted in understanding and genuine intimacy. https://lnkd.in/gnUW_ExU

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