Relationship Diversity Podcast Ep. 040: Why Emotional Security Is So Important For Our Intimate Relationships
The Relationship Diversity Podcast celebrates and explores all aspects of relationship structure diversity from soloamory to monogamy to polyamory and everything in between because every relationship is as unique as you are.
Episode #040
Why Emotional Security Is So Important For Our Intimate Relationships
In this episode, I explore emotional security and why it’s so important for cultivating intimacy in your relationships.
I look at the following:
· What emotional security is
· Why emotional security is so important in intimate relationships
· Why someone may feel emotionally unsafe
· How to cultivate emotional security within yourself
· How emotional security shows up in the context of relationship diversity
· Tips to build emotional security with your partner
This is courageous healing work.
With dedication, desire, and perseverance, emotional security can be rediscovered, relearned, and reclaimed. Know that you are worthy. Trust that it is possible.
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