Understanding Attachment: A Deep Dive with Dr. Suzanne Zeedyk
Being a parent, it's exhausting doing all that emotional intensity. Some cultures say: babies need time to be bored and other cultures would go never, ever, ever.
Ever wondered how your early childhood experiences shape your adult relationships? In this episode of 'The Wellbeing Lab', Will Young sits down with research scientist Dr. Suzanne Zeedyk to unravel the complexities of attachment theory. Dr. Zeedyk’s research starts with the tiniest of humans—babies—but she reveals that our attachment styles continue to influence us well into adulthood.
This episode is packed with fascinating insights, from the importance of non-verbal communication to the impact of inconsistent parental responsiveness on infant anxiety and hypervigilance. Whether you're a parent, a partner, or someone keen on understanding your emotional patterns, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on how early experiences mold our emotional landscape. Will and Dr. Zeedyk make a compelling case for why understanding attachment theory can help us build healthier, more conscious relationships.
Tune in for an engaging and enlightening discussion that promises to leave you thinking long after the episode ends.