Rupture and repair

Explore the concept of rupture and repair, and discover effective strategies and solutions to navigate challenging situations. Learn how to heal and rebuild relationships for a stronger future.
Julie Menanno LMFT | The Secure Relationship | Attachment Theory on Instagram: "Rupture and repair, rupture and repair. That’s what close relationships are all about, and it’s also where growth takes place. We typically don’t grow until we need to, and the stress of a rupture will usually create a need for growth. Ruptures can be anything from small misunderstandings to big conflict over big decisions. Ruptures might show up as mild arguments or escalated episodes where nobody is even remotely b Attachment Parenting, Emotionally Safe, Secure Relationship, Instead Of Running, Clinical Social Work, Attachment Theory, Wants And Needs, Learning Skills, Close Relationship

Julie Menanno LMFT | The Secure Relationship | Attachment Theory on Instagram: "Rupture and repair, rupture and repair. That’s what close relationships are all about, and it’s also where growth takes place. We typically don’t grow until we need to, and the stress of a rupture will usually create a need for growth. Ruptures can be anything from small misunderstandings to big conflict over big decisions. Ruptures might show up as mild arguments or escalated episodes where nobody is even…

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Sheryl Lisa Paul on Instagram: "It never fails to amaze me how many times we go through the rupture and repair cycle in relationships. This is true in partnership as well is with children, in friendship, and with family members. • Because we’re flawed as humans, because we have wounds, because we lack the skills necessary to have more fluid and conflict-free relationships, we mess up. We hurt each other. We drop the emotional ball. A lot. • When a client or course member who is struggling w Cycling, Friendship Skills, Mindful Parenting, So True, Life Art, How Many, Fails, It Hurts, Repair

Sheryl Lisa Paul on Instagram: "It never fails to amaze me how many times we go through the rupture and repair cycle in relationships. This is true in partnership as well is with children, in friendship, and with family members. • Because we’re flawed as humans, because we have wounds, because we lack the skills necessary to have more fluid and conflict-free relationships, we mess up. We hurt each other. We drop the emotional ball. A lot. • When a client or course member who is struggling w

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Laura K Connell on Instagram: "In these families, communication is neither honest nor open. If you grew up in one, you may have learned not to express your opinions and ideas. Especially when they differed from those of the family. Healthy families encourage members to express themselves openly. When conflicts arise, they deal with them directly. Rupture and repair means rare angry exchanges result in growth and deeper understanding. Direct communication in dysfunctional families usually means Rupture And Repair, Unsupportive Family, Dysfunctional Families, Direct Communication, Family Roles, Clinical Social Work, Dysfunctional Relationships, Communication Relationship, Dysfunctional Family

Laura K Connell on Instagram: "In these families, communication is neither honest nor open. If you grew up in one, you may have learned not to express your opinions and ideas. Especially when they differed from those of the family. Healthy families encourage members to express themselves openly. When conflicts arise, they deal with them directly. Rupture and repair means rare angry exchanges result in growth and deeper understanding. Direct communication in dysfunctional families usually…

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Conscious Parenting | Enhancing Family Relationships on Instagram: "Share this with someone who needs to see it! 

As a reminder:

Parenting isn’t about being perfect, especially when it comes to helping our kids with tough emotions like anger. What matters is that we’re there for them, showing them it’s okay to feel and express what’s on their mind, even if we don’t get it right every single time. There’s a beautiful thing called rupture and repair.

You don’t have to nail it 100% of the time to be a great parent. Just by trying your best, offering a shoulder to lean on, and guiding them through their feelings, you’re doing enough.

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Conscious Parenting | Enhancing Family Relationships on Instagram: "Share this with someone who needs to see it! As a reminder: Parenting isn’t about being perfect, especially when it comes to helping our kids with tough emotions like anger. What matters is that we’re there for them, showing them it’s okay to feel and express what’s on their mind, even if we don’t get it right every single time. There’s a beautiful thing called rupture and repair. You don’t have to nail it 100% of the…

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