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Core Beliefs: Love Avoidance | Power of the Mind
Core Beliefs: Love Avoidance | Power of the Mind
Core Beliefs: Love Avoidance | Power of the Mind
Thursday 24th October 2024
Explore love avoidance, core beliefs, and their impact on relationships with Madi Isenberg and Elicia Morigeau in this insightful episode of Power of the Mind.
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Episode Overview
- Love avoidance involves avoiding intimacy due to fear of vulnerability.
- Core beliefs shape our behaviours and perceptions in relationships.
- Sex addiction can be a way to escape emotional pain.
- Reframing core beliefs is essential for healthier relationships.
- Parents can support their children by fostering secure attachments.
Love avoidance is a pattern where a person avoids intimacy and closeness in relationships because they fear the vulnerability that comes with it
Do you find yourself avoiding intimacy or sabotaging relationships when they start to get serious? In this episode of Power of the Mind, Madi Isenberg and Elicia Morigeau tackle the tricky subject of love avoidance and its connection to our core beliefs. They dive into how deeply ingrained perceptions about ourselves can shape our behaviours and relationships, often leading us to avoid closeness out of fear of vulnerability.
Madi and Elicia explore the patterns of love avoidance, such as emotionally distancing oneself, setting unrealistic standards for partners, or creating chaos to keep relationships at arm's length. They discuss how these behaviours stem from a desire to protect oneself from potential pain or disappointment. The episode also touches on the relationship between love avoidance and sex addiction.
The hosts explain how sex addiction can be a way to escape emotional pain and seek temporary validation, often leading to feelings of guilt and shame. They highlight the importance of addressing these underlying issues and finding healthier ways to cope. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how core beliefs are formed, how they influence our actions, and what steps can be taken to reframe these beliefs for healthier relationships.
Madi and Elicia share practical advice for parents on how to support their children in developing secure attachments and avoiding the pitfalls of love avoidance. If you're curious about the impact of core beliefs on your relationships or seeking ways to foster healthier connections, this episode is a must-listen. It's packed with relatable anecdotes, expert insights, and actionable advice that can help you better understand yourself and those around you.
So, are you ready to explore the complexities of love avoidance and learn how to build stronger, more secure relationships? Tune in to Power of the Mind and discover the path to emotional healing and growth.