E74: Your Attachment Style Is Choosing Your Relationships (Here’s How to Change the Pattern)

E74: Your Attachment Style Is Choosing Your Relationships (Here’s How to Change the Pattern)

Why do you keep choosing the same kinds of partners—even when you know they’re not good for you?

If you struggle with people-pleasing, fear of abandonment, emotional shutdown, or that confusing push-pull feeling in relationships, this episode connects the dots between attachment styles and complex PTSD so you can finally understand why your nervous system reacts the way it does—and why it makes so much sense.

  1. Gain clarity on how the four attachment styles actually show up in real-life relationships, especially for women with C-PTSD
  2. Learn to identify your own nervous system triggers, people-pleasing patterns, and survival responses without shame
  3. Discover practical, trauma-informed ways to move toward secure attachment, stronger boundaries, and deeper self-trust

Press play to feel validated, understood, and equipped with insights that can help you break old relationship patterns and start building safer, more secure connections—beginning with yourself.

  1. Resources for this episode: Diane Poole Heller, Attachment Theory in Practice
  2. Sue Johnson, Hold Me Tight
  3. Bessel van der Kolk, The Body Keeps the Score
  4. Amir Levine & Rachel Heller, Attached
  5. Dan Siegel, The Developing Mind

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E150: One Tool, Three Patterns: The Anchor Practice for Dissociation, Certainty-Seeking & Comparison

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E149: You're Not Broken, You're Time-Traveling: A Listener Q&A on Presence, Certainty & Comparison

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E148: Who Am I Without This Role? A Quick Identity-Rebuilding Practice

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E147: Rebuilding Your Identity After a Role Ends: A CPTSD Survivor’s Guide

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E146: How to Stop Over-Apologizing This Week: A Fawn Response Reframe

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E145: The Fawn Response Revisited: Why You Over-Apologize and How to Stop

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Have you ever caught yourself apologizing for something that genuinely did not need an apology? Sorry for asking a question. Sorry for having a preference. In this episode we’re taking another look at...

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E144: How to Stop Overthinking Every Decision: A CPTSD Reframe Practice

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