Attachment Styles and the Neurology of Relationships
Trauma Rewired16 Feb 2021

Attachment Styles and the Neurology of Relationships

She's back ya'll, co-host Elisabeth Kristof, founder of Brain Based Wellness joins me again this week as we dive into attachment theory and share stories of our own relationships that highlight the research. We will be exploring the three attachment styles - anxious, dismissive, and fearful and how these relate to our dating styles and relationships with friends and the people that we care about.

In this episode, I share:

  • [3:52] In neurology there is no morality
  • [5:28] Early childhood development - Moms, don't be too hard on yourself
  • [6:07] Learning how to heal is our life's work
  • [6:34] Neurology is the science of hope
  • [8:00] Elisabeth shares the history of attachment theory
  • [10:54] Overlap between trauma response and attachment style
  • [12:45] Parental separation and codependency
  • [14:22] Five conditions that the attachment styles are based around
  • [15:08] Other areas of our lives that attachment styles show up
  • [16:13] Elisabeth shares her attachment styles in relation to her childhood
  • [18:58] Sacrificing yourself to get love from others
  • [21:31] My attachment styles in relation to my childhood
  • [24:06] Intimacy in avoidant dismissive attachment and anxious attachment
  • [25:23] Codependency in friendships
  • [30:44] It is normal to prioritize human connection
  • [31:30] When codependency becomes problematic
  • [32:24] Trauma bonds
  • [35:37] Somatic practices to self regulate
  • [36:29] The vagus nerve and dysregulation
  • [37:53] Regulating our nervous systems and healing trauma responses
  • [40:10] Life cycles of relationships
  • [43:10] Recovery from relationships and an increase in secure attachment
  • [44:32] Elisabeth shares how she regulates her nervous system
  • [46:24] Getting regulation from a variety of sources
  • [47:32] Thought loops are connected with physical sensations
  • [48:38] Inner child work
  • [50:57] Movement and affirmations
  • [52:14] Self-regulation, reflection, and stability in relationships



Resources From This Episode:

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