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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2009 · 29 MIN

Imago Matching: Why We Attract The People We Do

from Sensitivity Is Your Superpower Podcast · host Dr Karen Kan

Do you often wonder how and why you attract a particular person or type? Join me and Michael Sherman as we talk about what an Imago Match is - the idea that we attract someone to us who is a match to our subconscious imprint that was developed in childhood – and why that creates such wonderful romance in the beginning, how it naturally evolves into power struggle, and how conflict can be resolved with Imago dialogue. Michael Sherman is the Founder of Courageous Loving, an organization based in Nyack, NY, devoted to personal growth and relationship training.  A writer, coach, trainer and multimedia producer, Michael has worked with thousands of people to help them to answer this question: ‘Who are my relationships calling me to become?”  Michael brings an energizing and humorous approach to his work, whether it be enlightening people with insights into their personal relationships, or elevating business people to become attractive leaders in their professional lives. He and his wife, Amy, a therapist and trainer in her own right, are together building a growing nation of Courageous Lovers.

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