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Why VALIDATION is so Important for Anxiously Attached People | On Attachment | Ep 165

Stephanie Rigg | On Attachment 1,509 lượt xem 4 months ago
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In today's episode, we're talking all about validation — and specifically, why it is so essential for anxiously attached people in building more security within themselves and in their relationships.

Most anxiously attached people are accustomed to feeling chronically invalidated (in part because they tend to do this to themselves), always wondering if they are too much, too needy, too sensitive, too paranoid, and so on. This can lead to over-reliance on a partner or others external to us to determine whether our experience is real and valid.

Tune in for a discussion on why validation is so important for anxious attachers, and how we can give ourselves this gift to build more security and self-assuredness.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:30 Understanding the Abandonment Wound
02:17 Unexpected Triggers of the Abandonment Wound
03:31 Exciting Announcement: On Attachment Insiders
06:11 Trigger 1: Grief and Loss
08:20 Trigger 2: Sickness and Need for Care
11:05 Trigger 3: Unexpected Events
12:56 Trigger 4: Major Life Changes
16:31 Trigger 5: Emotional Overwhelm
19:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
22:13 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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