Before We Get Attached: Why We Repeat the Same Mistakes in Relationships

For everyone who wants to build reliable and safe relationships—warm, understanding, and supportive!

“Why do my relationships keep falling apart again? Should love really bring this much pain? What’s wrong with me?” Everything is fine with you. But there are reasons why you keep stepping on the same rake in relationships. How can you change that?

You’ll find out with attachment theory! Author, experienced psychologist Darya Mitrofanova, explains step by step what attachment type is, how it forms in childhood, how it affects our adult life, and how to change it so you can be in harmony with yourself and your partner.

With this book you will:

— understand what your attachment type is and how it affects relationships

— identify what emotional needs you have and what you expect from your partner

— learn why you and your loved one react to certain situations in exactly that way

— begin to form a secure attachment type

The book will be especially useful if you:

— are going through another painful breakup with a partner and don’t understand why all your relationships fall apart—and how to change it

— are ready for new relationships, but don’t want to repeat the old mistakes and aren’t sure you understand what you expect from your partner, what your emotional needs are, and what kind of relationships will feel comfortable for you

— are in a relationship but constantly fight with your partner and don’t understand why it’s happening and how to fix it

Darya Mitrofanova is a certified psychologist, a practicing experienced specialist, and author of courses and trainings that help you find a path to yourself and your loved ones. A well-known blogger with more than 250,000 followers, independently, without ads and boosts—talking about how to build reliable relationships with yourself and with others.

This book also includes additional material in the form of a PDF file that you can download from the audiobooks page on the website after purchasing it.