Schizophrenia is a complex and often misunderstood mental health condition that affects approximately 1% of the population worldwide. While many are familiar with the term, there is still a significant gap in understanding what it truly means to live with schizophrenia and how to provide support for those affected. As a therapist, I aim to […]
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My best friend (‘A’, they) has made their partner (‘B’, he) into a bit of a project, and I’m struggling to decide whether I flag it to them — I can’t figure out if it’s healthy or not. I know this isn’t my relationship, but I care about my bestie a lot and if this
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The good news is that attachment styles are not set in stone. Through self-awareness, therapy, and secure relationships, it’s possible to develop healthier patterns. Here are some steps to get started: • Increase self-awareness: Reflect on how your attachment style affects your behaviors, thoughts, and feelings in relationships. • Challenge core beliefs: Question fears of abandonment or intimacy and
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Dear Liza, I think there’s something really wrong with me, when it comes to romantic and/or sexual relationships. I am a 18 yr old girl, and I’m in my first year of college. In HS, most of my friends were “boy crazy”. However, I didn’t feel any interest in boys. At the
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There are four main attachment styles:1. Secure Attachment2. Anxious Attachment3. Avoidant Attachment4. Disorganized Attachment Secure Attachment: The Foundation of Healthy Relationships Individuals with a secure attachment style tend to feel comfortable with intimacy and independence. Their caregivers were likely responsive and consistent, teaching them that relationships are safe and dependable. As adults, they can navigate
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