How Your Attachment Style Impacts Your Relationship After Betrayal

How Your Attachment Style Impacts Your Relationship After Betrayal // ‪@MichelleMaysChannel‬   / hopeafterbetrayal   // https://michellemays.com/hope/ All individuals have an attachment style, which is our innate, instinctual drive to be connected to and attached to others. We fall into two main categories: securely attached and insecurely attached. More often than not, betrayed partners and those dealing with compulsive sexual behavior are insecurely attached. In this video, we will explore the variations of insecure attachment that show up in this dynamic. Insecure attachment styles can contribute to a cycle of pursuit and withdrawal. While this dynamic is common in relationships in general, it is greatly intensified in relationships after betrayal. Order Michelle's Book: https://a.co/d/0oj19vY Subscribe for Updates: https://michellemays.com/subscribe Learn about Braving Hope™ Coaching Program: https://michellemays.com/braving-hope Watch the FREE Masterclass, The 5 Step Strategy to Take Back Your Life After Betrayal: https://michellemays.com/programs/the... Download the FREE Reality Fragmentation eBook: https://michellemays.com/programs/dea... Michelle Mays is an author, innovator and counselor guided by the belief that all change happens in relationship. This relational orientation has directed over two decades of experience articulating new models and approaches for the treatment of individuals and couples impacted by sexual betrayal and trauma. Michelle is the author of The Betrayal Bind: How to Heal When the Person You Love the Most has Hurt you the Worst and the creator of the Attachment-Focused Partner Betrayal Model™. She designed the premier online coaching program for betrayed partners and is the founder of the Relational Recovery Institute in Leesburg, Virginia. Michelle is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor in both Virginia and Washington, DC, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and Supervisor and is completing her PhD in Clinical Sexology. https://michellemays.com https://relationalrecovery.com