The 4 Stages Of Attachment Healing

Healing attachment styles is a gradual process that involves self-awareness, intentional effort, and consistent practice. By understanding and progressing through these stages, individuals can transform their attachment patterns, leading to healthier and more secure relationships. The speaker discusses how individuals can progress through four stages to heal and develop secure attachment styles. These stages are based on the Conscious Competency Model, which outlines the process of learning and mastering new skills.

In this webinar you will learn (Learning Objectives):

  • Unconscious Incompetence (Ignorance)
  • Conscious Incompetence (Awareness)
  • Conscious Competence (Learning)
  • Unconscious Competence (Mastery)

About the Speaker: Heidi Priebe

Heidi Priebe is a content creator who produces videos focusing on Attachment Theory, personal development, and healing from emotional pain. She aims to help individuals understand their attachment styles and improve their relationships through her insights.

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 Attachment Healing, best of the internet, emotional growth, personal development, professional development, relationship skills, self awareness

 

Regret Reclaimed: How to Improve Decisions and Performance by Learning From Negative Moments

Speaker Josh Dye

People often say I have no regrets, or live with no regrets. 

But let’s face it, regrets are inevitable. 

We have all done things that we wish we had handled differently.

According to author Daniel Pink, there are 4 categories of regrets:

  1. Foundation Regrets: “If only I’d done the work or put in the effort.”
  2. Boldness Regrets: “If only I’d taken that risk.”
  3. Moral Regrets: “If only I’d done the right thing.”
  4. Connection Regrets: “If only “I’d reached out.”

Handled properly, regrets help us learn.

In this training we will dig into the 4 categories of regrets and learn how we can use them to do the following (Learning Objectives):

  • How to use regret to improve personal and professional decisions.
  • How to use regret to boost performance.
  • How to use regret to deepen meaning. 

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By Josh Dye, decision improvement, emotional growth, learning from regret, performance boost, regret categories, resilience, self care