Hey y'all welcome back to the don't mom alone podcast.

I'm your host, Heather McFaddean, and this is the place where I get to walk alongside you

and connect you with people and resources so you know that you don't mom alone.

And in this episode, number 552, I'm welcoming to the show, Mark Cameron.

Attachment is the way a brain is designed.

We all have an attachment style.

And it's either secure or it's one of these insecure styles.

Because that's how our brains work.

So this is the design.

So when you can understand the design, then you know how it works. And so you know how our brains work. So this is the design. So when you can understand the design,

then you know how it works. And so you know how to repair it. And so exactly like what you're

saying. I mean, as, you know, I'm a Christian, I know you're a Christian, you've probably got a

lot of Christians who listen to this podcast, but that's what's happening. When we can go back

and we can tell our story from a safe place, yeah, we call it inner healing. And that's what's happening. When we can go back and we can tell our story from a safe

place, yeah, we call it inner healing and that is what is happening. But when you understand the

neuroscience, it's not magic. It's, I mean, it's God's design, right? Mark is a licensed marriage and

family therapist. He's also a co-leader of the organization How We Love, which was

founded by Milan and Kay Yerkovich. He is joining me today to talk about a topic that really drew

him into wanting to work with the organization, How We Love. It's the topic of attachment

styles and developing secure attachment. And if that's

sounding a little bit familiar to you, it may have been because I've had previous episodes on it.

Several years ago, I had a couple come on talking about the six needs of every child and how

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