Attachment Styles: Secure Sally, Dismissive Dan, Anxious Annie + Fearful Frank

In this article you will learn:

how attachment styles are formed
about the four types: secure, dismissive, anxious, fearful
how these play out in your relationships

Counseling 101, RelationshipsSamantha BreitmeyerApril 19, 2021Reset Brain and Bodyattachment styles, attachment theory, attachment, healthy attachment, boundaries, relationships, secure attachment, anxious attachment, fearful, fearful attachment, dismissive attachment

What To Do When Fear Divides

Fear isolates and creates self centeredness. It’s survival instinct to protect oneself. When fear is present, it is basic human instinct for “every man for their self”. The self-preservation is a defense mechanism and can in fact create defensiveness, resistance and hostility as a way to protect oneself.

RelationshipsKerry BiskelonisSeptember 21, 2020Reset Brain + BodyFear, fearful, love, leaning into love, love over fear, conflict, connection, social change, social justice

When Fear Distorts Vision

Fear distorts vision. Fear also tends to make us make the wrong choices. Fear is self-preservation. Fear is shame, punishment and blame. Fear is ego and inner critic. Fear is the absence of love.