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The Flynn Skidmore Podcast

Understanding Attachment Styles, Emotional Intelligence and Intimacy in Relationships with Brian Yang

Jan 17, 2024
Brian Yang, a transformational coach, discusses emotional intelligence, attachment styles, and intimacy in relationships. Topics include childhood trauma, attachment patterns, growth in relationships, sexual energy, plant medicine, inner acceptance, and spiritual perspectives on healing emotional wounds.
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  • Understanding childhood trauma can lead to early emotional intelligence and empathy, crucial for relationship dynamics.
  • Exploring parental struggles and emotional depth can lay the foundation for nuanced emotional intelligence and relationship understanding.

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The Depth of Emotional Intelligence and Attachment in Childhood

Growing up, the guest shares that his childhood experiences with trauma led to early recognition of his emotional intelligence. He describes how being parentified by his mother exposed him to deep insights into her psychology and his various father figures' struggles. This insight allowed him to understand multiple perspectives and develop empathy, crucial for managing relationship dynamics.

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