Another episode in the June 2021 series on attachment!

Today is all about insecure avoidant attachment.

Avoidant attachment is in the category of 'organized' attachment- meaning, the infant figures out an organized way to get their attachment needs met in the best way possible.  So smart!

In this episode, we look at 

• The behavior patterns that lead to avoidant attachment
• The attachment needs of connection and autonomy, and which one is harder for babies with avoidant attachment
• Avoidant attachment impact on regulation
• The hope versus the expectation of avoidant attachment

There’s a lot in this one episode and the whole six-part series!  I made the series into a beautiful eBook so you don’t have to take notes and you can review it as often as you want.  To download the F R E E ebook, click here: https://robyngobbel.com/ebook

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