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Attachment Styles

Strengthen your relationships through understanding

Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory says that the ways in which people interpret messages and behave in their relationships are heavily shaped by the early interactions they had with their caregiver(s).

Through the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, 4 different "attachment styles" were identified:

  1. ​Anxious

  2. Avoidant

  3. Disorganized

  4. Secure

By uncovering your attachment style, you gain insights into your emotional needs, communication patterns, and responses to intimacy, allowing you to navigate your bonds with more understanding and intentionality.

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Ready to uncover how you connect with others?

Attachment Theory

Through the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, 4 different "attachment styles" were identified:

By identifying your attachment style, you gain insights into your emotional needs, communication patterns, and responses to intimacy, allowing you to navigate your bonds with more understanding and intentionality.

Ready to find out how you connect with others?

Want to Know More About Your Attachment Style?

Take your results from the Attachment Styles Quiz and input them into the "Anxiety" and "Avoidance" boxes below.

The graph will then plot your score and provide a visual representation as to where your attachment style falls in regards to all 4 different attachment types.

Secure Attachment

Take your results from the Attachment Styles Quiz and input them into the "Anxiety" and "Avoidance" boxes below.

The graph will then plot your score and provide a visual representation as to where your attachment style falls in regards to all 4 different attachment types.

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Cassie Clayton

Cassie Clayton

Client Care Coordinator

Welcome!

I'm Cassie Clayton, Client Care Coordinator.

If you have questions about getting started, I'm here to help!

​Schedule a time to chat with me below or free to reach out via call, text, or email:

​​Email : clientcare@newpathfamily.com

Text or Call: (408) 475-2746‬

I hope to hear from you soon, 

 

Cassie

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