When attachment drives become fused with sexual drives, it’s called sexualized attachment. Everyone has legitimate needs for bonding and attachment that are inherent from birth. Our craving for connection is a survival mechanism wired into our genetics. These needs cannot … Continued
Dr. Kim Buck joined the hosts of The List, to talk about ways to expand our social circle as we age. She shares the importance of proximity, repetitive interactions, and engaging in a safe space to help us find friendship … Continued
Every year during National Suicide Prevention Month, Family Strategies and other mental health organizations and individuals across the U.S. and around the world strive to raise awareness of suicide prevention. By starting the conversation, providing support, and directing help to … Continued
Boundaries are limits established to keep yourself and others safe. Learning to set and maintain effective boundaries is an important part of healthy living. Individuals who experience painful boundary violations in their life generally lack effective boundaries of their own. Establishing … Continued