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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2022 · 1H 28M

Developing a Secure Attachment Style and How It Affects Your Behavior Patterns with Leah Marshall-Marmulla

from The Light Inside · host Jeffrey Besecker

Human nature. Its the one constant throughout our being.  Within our nature, the desire to seek connection with others. Our relationships enriching our sense of aliveness. It is for this reason, we seek loving, supporting, and nurturing bonds with each other. In fact, according to social psychologist Roy Baumeister, the ‘need to belong’ is one of the main forces that drives us as individuals. After all, belonging is a crucial element in forming a sense of closeness and intimacy in our lives. And from an evolutionary perspective, cultivating strong relationships has an endless array of advantages throughout our being. Yet, our relationships with others are rarely perfect and problem-free. Today we will explore the essential role our attachment styles play in forming effective relationships- both with ourselves and others, as we join this discussion with our guest Leah Marshal Marmulla. Tune in to discover your attachment style and why it matters - on this episode of The Light Inside.

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