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Attachment Style Coaching: Understanding Its Impact on Relationships

Updated: Mar 27



Illustration depicting different attachment styles in relationships

Imagine your relationships are like a dance. Sometimes, people feel super comfortable dancing close to their partner, while others might feel a bit nervous and prefer some space. This "dance style" in relationships is what we call your attachment style.


Attachment style coaching is like having a dance instructor for your relationships. A coach helps you understand why you prefer to dance in certain ways – like why you might feel clingy, why you push people away, or why you strike the perfect balance without even thinking about it.


Here’s a quick look at the main "dance styles" or attachment styles:


1. Secure: You’re cool with closeness and independence, like a confident dance partner.


2. Anxious: You might worry if your partner really likes you, so you want to dance super close all the time.


3. Avoidant: You feel a bit uncomfortable with too much closeness and might keep some distance.


4. Anxious-Avoidant: You’ve got a mix of the two – you want closeness but are also scared of it at the same time.


Through coaching, I help you understand your style, recognize patterns, and learn new moves so you can dance smoothly through your relationships. It's all about feeling more secure and happy, whether you're dancing solo or with a partner.


So, if you've ever felt like your relationships are a bit tricky or confusing, attachment style coaching is here to guide you, making the dance of love a lot more enjoyable!

 
 
 

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