Dr Amir Levine

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All In The Mind · How can I become more securely attached? · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

And these people, without even knowing that they were like,

experienced that small disconnect, reported feeling less self-esteem, less in control of their life and that their lives are less meaningful.

It's really like really profound effect of just like this flitting, not being acknowledged.

So people who have an anxious attachment style have like a sixth sense.

They see things in the world that other people can't see.

So for them, they're very sensitive to non-corp interactions.

So if people all of a sudden, someone disses them, someone doesn't include them, breaks that chain of connectedness, they become alerted.

They become activated.

So even

Things that happen often between anxious and avoidant.

Let's say a couple, like they're going out together and they spend an amazing weekend together, right?

And so the avoidant comes back on Monday and it's like, okay, we spent all this time together.

Now they take some time off for themselves because they're avoidant.

They need their distance.

They don't even think about it, but they just don't text the other person.

But for someone anxious, there's a concept that's called the attachment homeostasis.

It's kind of like the attachment baseline.

And we always have this sense of the attachment baseline.

It's like, oh, wow, they usually text me on Monday and I didn't get a text.

Danger, danger, danger, danger.

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