Let's face it.... we were not created to live on an island or to be isolated from other individuals. We were born into this world with a need to develop relationships. This innate need to develop secure attachments is often disrupted during infancy and childhood. This disruption causes long-term effects that impact our personal and professional relationships. The long-term effects of toxic relationships impact our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

In these classes, you will have the opportunity to identify and address those fears that are developed throughout your lifespan. Through exploration of the development of these fears, you can begin to identify specific areas of your life that have been negatively impacted and caused a disruption in your emotional development. Learn how you can begin the process of overcoming these fears to live a more fulfilling life!

"The Fear of Being Alone"

Have you ever dreaded the idea of reaching out to connect with someone; only to find that there is no one around to respond to your emotional needs? The fear of being ignored and left alone, and the perceived notion of being unimportant can be at the core fear of many close relationships. Learn how this fear can be the foundational root of many dysfunctional relationships.

The fear of being alone stems from the experience of being emotionally neglected or alone during early childhood or adolescence. The child or adolescent's inability to express or experience the primary emotional need to develop an emotional connection forms the foundation of the fear of being alone. The experience of feeling ignored, emotionally or physically abandoned, or feeling irrelevant in others' lives has caused many incidents of this fear. These feelings become the source of emotional numbness and the incapacity to express needs, wants, and desires in relationship dynamics. This fear is the foundational basis of dysfunctional relationships as the individual grapples with the pain of feeling alone during youth.

• Identifying what is ‘IT’ that you F.E.A.R in relationships.
• Evaluating the source of the lack of fulfillment of emotional needs that promote your F.E.A.R.
• Learn to develop an understanding of your relationship style.
• Learn to apply your lessons learned in the development of healthy relationship dynamics.
• Learn how to have realistic expectations about relationship dynamics based on personality characteristics.
• AND SO MUCH MORE…