When Childhood Lingers: The Lasting Effects of Insecure Attachment

Michelle Chasen 6/23/23 Michelle Chasen 6/23/23

When Childhood Lingers: The Lasting Effects of Insecure Attachment

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A new partner changes who you love.
Healing old wounds changes how you love.

Perhaps you know the feeling: someone new, a newfound hope beginning to bloom, and then an old fear quietly finding its way back.

An old fear can cast a shadow over

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You’ve left imprints you’ll never see.

So much of the impact we have on others remains invisible to us.

A passing kindness, a few thoughtful words, or simply our presence may stay with someone far longer than we will ever know.

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The Heart of Elul

Over this past month of Elul, I have spent more time in quiet reflection, slowing down, listening more closely, and making space for what this sacred season has been asking me to notice.

Elul is traditionally a season of teshuv

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Attachment patterns do not only shape how we love our partners.

They also shape how we nurture, connect with, and respond to our children.

The ways we respond to their tears.
The ways we handle conflict.
The ways we offer comfort, connection, a

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