The more we recover secure attachment, however we do it, whatever therapy model we use or whatever

religious practice we engage in or whatever relationship helps us heal it, it will free the subsequent generations.

Some people say that when you heal,

you're healing even a particular wound

that maybe the generations have carried.

When you heal it yourself you're actually healing

seven generations back and seven generations forward.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today's guest is Diane Proulhe, PhD.

Diane is an internationally recognized speaker, author and expert in the field of child and adult attachment theory as well as trauma resolution.

Her expertise in trauma healing have benefited survivors and families of 9-11 and the Columbine

shootings and her work with adult attachment has formed a path for adults with childhood attachment injuries to develop secure attachment skills, SAS, that lead to more connected and fulfilling adult relationships.

In 2019 she was awarded a lifetime humanitarian award by the Association for Spiritual

Ethical and Religious Values and Counseling.

Hello everybody, welcome back to Living 4D.

Today I'm super excited to dive into attachment styles and relationships with the amazing highly

skilled and gifted therapist Diane Poole Heller.

When I first started learning about child parent attachment styles and the challenges of insecure

attachment styles from now famous psychiatrist Dan Siegel MD I was not only

very intrigued but could easily see the evidence he shared right in front of me

not only in my own personal life and that of my siblings, but in my clinical practice.

I could also better understand why it is that people with other attachment styles can be challenging for me to engage with, but understanding

what's actually going on makes it much easier to be empathetic, compassionate,

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