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The Fearful Avoidant

The Fearful Avoidant wants close relationships and will then pull back and shut down once the relationship gets more serious. As intimacy (emotional, intellectual, physical sexual) develops, the Avoidant begin to find fault, complain and feels anxious about the 'neediness' or 'demands' of the other person. These traits are not limited to romantic relationships as this dynamic may surface in all types of relationships, work, friends, family, acquaintances, etc. The Fearful Avoidant's attention will flow outside of the primary relationship excessively as this person will put their energy, time, thoughts, feelings, and efforts in areas of their life. The Fearful Avoidant may become a workaholic, substance abuser, over exerciser, excessive gamer, over eater, or some other sort of addictive/obsessive behavior. The Fearful Avoidant will often develop an affair or practice sex addiction. This is a video series developed to give participants of the Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma Bonds Workshop a toolkit for applying practical survival strategies to their daily lives. Fearful Avoidant: (COME CLOSE/GO AWAY) This gives you the chance to keep information from the workshop at your fingertips for quick retrieval of tools as needed. 1) Intro to Aftercare program:    • Narcissistic Abuse and Attachment Styles   2) Preoccupied Anxious Attachment Style:    • Preoccupied Anxious Attachment Style   3) Fearful Avoidant Attachment Style:    • The Fearful Avoidant   4) Dismissive Avoidant Attachment Style:    • Dismissive Avoidant Attachment Style   5) Secure Attachment Style:    • Secure Attachment Style   6) Narcissistic Abuse Survival Tips:    • Narcissistic Abuse Survival Tips   Gardner Counseling Services offers counseling for individuals, couples, groups, and families. Challenges associated with narcissistic abuse, relationship problems, sex addiction, PTSD, Love Addiction, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, process addictions, codependency, low self-esteem and traumatic experiences/abuse. Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), and other Experiential approaches are utilized on an individual needs basis. For more information visit: https://www.thecounselingservice.com Facebook:   / gardnercounsels   Twitter:   / gardnercounsels   Linkedin:   / gardnercounsels   Dee Gardner, LCSW, LCDC, CSAT Blog: https://www.thecounselingservice.word... sources: Attachment Theory developed by John Bowlby and researched by Mary Ainsworth