The Attachment Theory: How Childhood Affects Life

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

4.9 $

Jan. 15 Thu , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this session, we will explore Attachment Theory and how childhood experiences shape the way we relate to others and manage emotions. You will learn about different attachment styles, how they develop, and their impact on adult life. By the end of the session, you will be able to identify your own attachment style, understand the behaviors of others, and apply strategies to build healthier relationships.

Session Activities

Question 1: How do you usually react when someone you care about is upset?

Question 2: Can you trust people easily, or does it take time?

Question 3: How do you comfort yourself when you are sad?

Question 1: If a parent is very controlling, how might it affect their child’s attachment?

Question 2: How can understanding your attachment style help your relationships?

Question 3: What are some signs of secure attachment in adults?

Question 4: Can therapy help people with insecure attachment? How?

Question 5: Have you seen attachment styles reflected in your friends or family?

Question 6: How do attachment styles affect romantic relationships?

Question 7: What strategies can help build a secure attachment with yourself and others?

Intimacy

Close, warm, and personal connection with someone. It can be emotional, physical, or both.

Neglect

ignoring someone’s needs, not giving attention, or not taking care of them.

Safe and sound

feeling secure

Cold shoulder

ignoring or distancing from someone