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Attached to the Core

Attached to the Core

Di: Kristin and Sam
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Through interviewing guests, Q & A, and vulnerable conversations Kristin and Sam cover all things related to being human and reflecting on childhood. Join them as they talk about trauma, healing, and the role attachment plays in unfiltered discussions. TW & CW * The views, information, or opinions expressed during [the] podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and should not be considered professional advice.2022 Genitorialità e famiglie Igiene e vita sana Psicologia Psicologia e salute mentale Relazioni
  • Attachment
    Jul 28 2022

    In this episode Sam and Kristin go over the main attachment styles what those look like in our lives. Listen in to hear about Kristin's toddler troubles and Sam's breakdown of what attachment means to him. Watch - YouTube – Attached to the Core Questions/Inquiries - Email - attachedtothecore@gmail.com Follow - Instagram – attachedtothecore

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    1 ora e 3 min
  • Adonys
    Jul 8 2022

    In their very first in person interview Sam and Kristin interview Adonys about sports, mental health, and Black culture. Listen in to gather insight and connect with this weeks guest! Watch - YouTube – Attached to the Core Questions/Inquiries - Email - attachedtothecore@gmail.com Follow - Instagram – attachedtothecore

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    1 ora e 19 min
  • Codependency
    Jun 30 2022

    This week Kristin & Sam share stories about their own personal experiences with codependency. Kristin talks about that one time she dropped a bunch of friends for a boy and Sam shares that he still hasn't taken that trip alone. Watch - YouTube – Attached to the Core Questions/Inquiries - Email - attachedtothecore@gmail.com Follow - Instagram – attachedtothecore

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    1 ora e 4 min
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