Les ingrédients du couple épanoui (et les pièges à éviter), avec Marie-Estelle Dupont

Discover the masterclasses from "Psychology for Everyone" conducted with clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, and trainers: "Healing Attachment Wounds: Transforming Your Relationships to Find Authentic Love and Peace with Your Loved Ones" with Gwenaëlle Persiaux: https://lapsychologiepourtous.com/mas... "Life Challenges, Chronic Stress, Trauma: Regaining Serenity and Self-Confidence" with Yoanna Micoud: https://lapsychologiepourtous.com/mas... "Professional Secrecy and Legal Obligations: Understanding and Reporting to Protect Effectively" with Céline Stoppa: https://lapsychologiepourtous.com/sec... Marie-Estelle Dupont's book: https://amzn.to/3qjKqVH Questions from this interview: Among the good questions to ask yourself when... Whether you're in a relationship or looking to be, the fear of loneliness is a common concern. What does this fear reveal, and how can it be a poor advisor when choosing a partner? Another common pitfall is expecting the other person to fix you. How is this a trap, and where will it lead? What are the differences between attachment and love? How can you tell if you truly love your partner and are not just attached? What kind of personalities work well together? They say opposites attract; what do you think about that? Why is the psychological independence of both partners necessary in a relationship, and how is this manifested, for example? You explain that communication is essential in a relationship. Why is it healthier to clearly express your desires than to make allusions, and why do we do this? What might be the consequences of the five emotional wounds that Lise Bourbeau identified—injustice, betrayal, abandonment, rejection, and humiliation—in romantic relationships? Music: Pixabay, Olexy (The Best of Nature): https://pixabay.com/music/solo-guitar...