Dr Amir Levine
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300 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 24 Jul
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He'll send me a text.
Hi.
We respond immediately back.
It's like, hi.
Then a week goes by.
I don't hear anything.
But I don't do anything.
I'm the wall.
Our brain really hates being ignored or being excluded.
And it has significant psychological and physiological health consequences.
Oh, yes, it's definitely not that, because if you think about it, this is like our biggest strength, the way that we associate with other people.
This is our biggest strength as a species because we're not particularly strong animals, yet we can make it to the moon and be in the North Pole and Antarctica because of our ability to collaborate and cooperate with one another.
And it just wouldn't make sense that what happened to us in the age of like one or two is fixed for life.
And that's what they find, that attachment styles can change at any time.
And there's some studies that show that the parental contribution is actually not that big.
It's less than 10% of our adult attachment styles.
And another really more recent studies actually showed that some childhood friendships is actually more important than our parental relationships in early childhood.
And that's really the main thesis of this book is by designing your interactions with the here and now, you can change your attachment styles.
And I really walk people step by step on how to do it.
Especially in Australia.
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