The #1 Trigger for a Woman’s Stress Response? Not Feeling Chosen and Cherished скачать в хорошем качестве

The #1 Trigger for a Woman’s Stress Response? Not Feeling Chosen and Cherished

When a woman doesn’t feel chosen or cherished, her entire nervous system goes into overdrive. In this video, I break down why that matters—and what every man needs to understand if he wants a calm, connected relationship. I offer a 5-week private coaching intensive to help you stop the spiral, rebuild trust, and create the emotional safety your relationship is craving. 👉 Book a 1:1 Discovery Call: https://stan.store/relationshipswithj... Follow me over on Instagram for daily insights or to connect 1:1 in my DMs: 👉   / relationshipswithjonathan   Subscribe for weekly tips to strengthen your relationship: 👉    / @jonathanvanviegen   Watch these videos next: How to Call Out Red Flag Phone Behavior (Before It Ruins Your Relationship)    • How to Call Out Red Flag Phone Behavior (B...   When You're Emotionally Starved, Don’t Say 'I need'—say this instead.    • When You're Emotionally Starved, Don’t Say...   In solutions and strength, Jonathan #relationshipadvice #marriagetips #emotionalintimacy #communicationtips #emotionalconnection #rebuildtrust #chosenandcherished #RelationshipReboot #saveyourmarriage Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and coaching purposes only. It does not constitute psychotherapy, mental health treatment, or medical advice. Jonathan Van Viegen is not offering therapy services in the United States. All services described or shown are coaching-based only and intended to support personal growth and relationship transformation. Any reference to “couples therapy” or Jonathan’s former channel/username @couplestherapywithjonathan is not a claim to licensure or an attempt to present himself as a licensed therapist in any U.S. jurisdiction. These references are part of Jonathan’s brand identity and coaching framework. If you are in crisis or need professional mental health care, please contact a licensed therapist or your local emergency services.