Addressing Abandonment Anxiety
Abandonment fears are formed in early childhood, which, by the nature of a childs brain, means they are likely very all-or-nothing. When these fears or ideas about the trustworthiness of people remain unchecked as the person gets older, it can lead to e
Counselor Toolbox Podcast with DocSnipes · Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
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Show Notes
Abandonment fears are formed in early childhood, which, by the nature of a child's brain, means they are likely very all-or-nothing. When these fears or ideas about the trustworthiness of people remain unchecked as the person gets older, it can lead to extreme ways of thinking about people, relationships and behavior. Learn how to help your clients or yourself address negative messages that still may be held and develop a more compassionate, and aware approach to relationships.
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