September is always relationship month. A combination of spending 24/7 with each other on holiday and for some, having to entertain school-age kids; a recipe for relationship pressure.
When I’m tasked with helping to repair a relationship, I always need to know what attachment style you have.
Attachment styles are patterns of how we think, feel, and act in close relationships. They form early in life based on the way we bond (or don’t bond) with our primary caregivers (usually parents).
You may not immediately recognise yourself from this list, because you could be unaware of how you behave within a relationship. Attachment style is only one factor, although an important one.
In the process of repairing a relationship, you will also find out much more about yourself. You will respond in a similar way in every relationship in your life.
Realising what, how and why you behave in certain ways can make a huge change for the better, in all areas of your life.