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The Attachment Confessions

The Attachment Confessions

De : Chelsea S.
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From FA to Secure AF: How Attachment Science Changed My Life...For Real.

From the moment I discovered attachment science, everything – literally EV-ERY-THING – about every relationship I'd ever been in finally made sense. And now, I'm learning what it takes to earn my attachment security and have awesome, healthy relationships moving forward. We'll dive into the mind-blowing and freakishly accurate world of attachment science, my childhood, my relationships, and my journey of going from FA to secure AF (iykyk – and if you don't know, don't worry! You will soon).

Throughout The Attachment Confessions, you'll have a ring-side seat to my own attachment healing journey. We'll get into some pretty heavy stuff but have a grand 'ol time while doing so! And who knows, maybe you'll be inspired to ALSO embark on your own attachment healing journey. That's my hope, at least!

Whether you're an Anxious Preoccupied, a Dismissive Avoidant, a Fearful Avoidant, OR the holy grail of them all – Securely Attached – all are welcome!

Let's freaking go, y'all!

xo – Chelsea

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  • Anxiously Attached: A Deep Dive into the Anxious Preoccupied
    Feb 25 2026

    What's up, guys! Welcome back to The Attachment Confessions for episode 19!

    Over the next few weeks, we're going to be dedicating full episodes to getting super deep with each attachment style.

    This week's feature? The Anxious Preoccupied.

    If you've ever found yourself in the throes of an anxious attachment – whether you've been the guilty party or have experienced dating an AP – today's episode will make this attachment style make SO much more sense.

    Here on The Attachment Confessions, you'll have a ring-side seat to my attachment healing adventure. My hope is by bringing attachment science to those of you who have never heard of it before and by sharing my own story, you'll also be inspired to embark on your own attachment healing journey.

    xo - Chelsea

    Links from today's episode:

    MillionPodcast feature | Best 30 Attachment Theory Podcasts in the US

    The Love Doc/Dr. Sarah Hensley's website | The Love Doc | Relationship Coaching Services

    Thais Gibson's website | Personal Development School

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    28 min
  • Love Languages vs Attachment Styles
    Feb 11 2026

    Hello, everybody! Happy Valentine's Week! Welcome back for episode 18 of The Attachment Confessions.

    On this week's episode, we're doing a deep dive into a topic that I've received a number of questions about since starting the podcast – love languages.

    The 5 Love Languages is a concept developed by Dr. Gary Chapman in 1992, and his work has shaped how millions of people around the world understand the concept of giving and receiving love.

    So, in the spirit Valentine's Day, we're going to take a look at the difference between love languages vs attachment styles. They are certainly intertwined, but the science shows us that our formed attachment style is actually what predicts our preferred love languages.

    Whether you're an Anxious Preoccupied, a Dismissive Avoidant, a fellow Fearful Avoidant, or Securely Attached – knowing and understanding your own and your partner's attachment style and preferred love languages is an absolute game-changer in creating a healthy, successful relationship.

    Wanna find out you or your partner's love language? Take the quiz here:

    The Official 5 Love Languages Quiz

    Here on The Attachment Confessions, you'll have a ring-side seat to my attachment healing adventure. My hope is by bringing attachment science to those of you who have never heard of it before and by sharing my own story, you'll also be inspired to embark on your own attachment healing journey.

    Happy Valentine's Day!

    xo - Chelsea

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    24 min
  • Relationship Goals: How Secure Couples Handle Conflict
    Jan 28 2026

    What's up, everybody! Welcome to episode 17 of The Attachment Confessions!

    On today's episode, we're diving into a topic that is a major factor in either making or breaking a relationship – how couples handle conflict.

    Fights. Arguments. Tension. Disagreements. Misunderstandings. All-out war.

    There are few things more dreaded in life than when there's trouble in paradise. Chances are, you're a lot like me – AKA you've been an absolute train wreck at handling conflict in your relationships.

    Conflict. Is. Inevitable. But a primary element that sets secure couples apart from the insecures is that they've mastered the art of effective conflict management.

    So today, we're taking a look at the tactics secure couples swear by when it comes to handling the hard times the best way possible.

    Whether you're an Anxious Preoccupied, a Dismissive Avoidant, or a fellow {healing} Fearful Avoidant, we could all stand to learn a thing or two when it comes to dealing with discord in a more healthy, mature, secure manner. And this week's episode is sure to set you on a path to handling the dreaded C word like a champ!

    As mentioned in today's episode, here is a link to attachment expert Dr. Sarah Hensley's "Achieving Your Attachment Security" online coaching program. In this program, Dr. Hensley provides her step-by-step no-fail conflict resolution plan. I wish I had this plan in my former relationships!! I will definitely be using it moving forward.

    The Love Doc - Coaching Programs

    Here on The Attachment Confessions, you'll have a ring-side seat to my attachment healing adventure. My hope is by bringing attachment science to those of you who have never heard of it before and by sharing my own story, you'll also be inspired to embark on your own attachment healing journey.

    We've got this!

    xo - Chelsea

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    20 min
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