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by Boadi Moore (Author)
Do you feel like unhealthy relationships have held you back from realizing your potential as an adult? Do negative, unhealed wounds shape your current interactions and leave you feeling misunderstood?
Many women don't have secure attachment styles, which impacts adult behavior. By identifying and addressing attachment scars, we can more authentically improve the way we develop positive relationships in life. If you're a woman struggling with codependent behavior, addiction, anxiety, intimacy, or other trauma, former attachment wounds are molding your current experiences. Negative attachments, obsessions, and lack of trust no longer need to dominate or destroy your connections with others. It's time to reframe your attachment styles once and for all so you can heal, create personal independence, and establish successful relationships. With a thorough examination and understanding of attachment, you can learn to more genuinely bridge a healthy relationship between yourself and others. We build strong and thriving interpersonal relationships by learning how to comprehend our past and mend any damage caused by negative attachments. In this second book of The Sisterhood Series, author Boadi Moore offers insightful, candid, and personal connections to help readers quickly and effectively realize their healing potential. Inside Healing Your Attachment Wounds, you'll discover:
- How attachment styles impact individuals far into adulthood
- Ways to understand which attachment styles connect most to your life
- Raw and relatable stories that highlight how women can learn to let go of negative attachments
- Strategies to explore and resolve negative parental attachment
- Methods to detach from childhood trauma
- Techniques to identify and heal toxic attachments
- Ideas for reframing personal boundaries and communication
- Unique and constructive self-care routines to begin celebrating you!
Plus, you'll receive ideas for sharing your story of attachment and healing.
Number of Pages: 302
Dimensions: 0.63 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: July 02, 2023
