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Building Secure Attachment: Keys to Healthy Adult Relationships In this episode of 'Mindful Moments: Insights to Empower the Soul,' Dr. Debi Gilmore and Sharilyn explore the fundamental principles of healthy attachment in adult committed relationships. They stress the importance of swift repair in maintaining trust, emotional safety, and deep friendship. The hosts detail the 'ARE' acronym—Accessibility, Responsiveness, and Engagement—as a framework for building secure attachment. They also discuss the necessity of predictable behavior, emotional co-regulation, and frequent shows of appreciation and affection. This episode is packed with practical advice for both couples and individuals seeking to form stronger emotional bonds. Key takeaways: Conflict is inevitable: Secure attachment is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to achieve swift repair after a disagreement. Built through effort: Secure relationships are built "moment by moment, repair by repair," requiring intention, humility, and practice. The A-R-E Principle Accessible: Present and non-distracted (e.g., setting down devices, making eye contact). Responsive: Validating and listening, showing a desire for attunement. Engaged: Staying present and showing interest even when disagreeing. Essential Building Blocks of Secure Attachment: Interdependence: The ideal balance is a mix of dependence and independence. Repair: The relationship formula is Conflict + Repair = Reconnection. Emotion Co-Regulation: Partners must learn to help calm each other’s nervous systems No Threats: Do not use relationship-damaging tactics like threats of divorce, stonewalling, or punitive withdrawal. In healthy relationships, both partners feel safe, seen, valued, and claimed (or cherished). Next week: Spiritual and Emotional Counsel from the Parable of the 10 Virgins 00:00 Introduction to Relationship Wounds and Repair 00:38 Welcome to Mindful Moments Podcast 00:56 The Christmas Romance Movie Pattern 02:35 Importance of Healthy Attachment in Adult Relationships 04:01 Agenda for Today's Discussion 04:39 Understanding the A-R-E Principle 12:49 Building Trust and Emotional Safety 15:14 Interdependence in Relationships 17:46 Secure Communication Patterns 20:57 The Power of Relationship Repair 23:50 Emotion Co-Regulation and Transparency 27:05 Appreciation and Affection in Relationships 28:11 Attachment Checklist: Healthy vs. Unhealthy 30:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts