Attachment style describes the patterns you tend to bring to close relationships: how easily you trust, respond to distance, ask for support and handle…
Understanding Love, Attachment & Happiness
A resource by Dr. Jennie Rosier exploring how adult attachment styles shape our relationships — and what we can do to build stronger, happier connections.
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“I’m fine” can sound harmless, polite and efficient. In Australia, where “no worries” and “she’ll be right” are common ways to keep things moving, it is easy…
Wanting stability in a close relationship is understandable. You may prefer plans to be clear, promises to be kept and problems addressed quickly. Yet a need…
A relationship can look settled on the outside while one or both people feel lonely, tense or emotionally exhausted underneath. Work pressure, family…
Becoming a stepparent can bring genuine affection, fresh energy and a sense of family purpose, yet closeness rarely develops on a timetable. A child may care…
Differences in sexual desire are common in long-term relationships. One partner may want sex often, while the other feels interested less frequently, needs…
A new relationship can feel crowded by old memories. A familiar disagreement, a particular silence or a partner’s casual comment may remind you of someone you…
Oxytocin is often called the “love hormone”, but that nickname is only part of the story. This naturally occurring chemical messenger is involved in bonding,…
Affection often changes during an argument. A partner may stop reaching for your hand, avoid eye contact, become physically distant or respond with clipped…
A partner’s former relationship can offer useful information about their attachment patterns, emotional availability, and approach to responsibility. It can…
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It is something you build,
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