Understanding Your Attachment Style - by Marc Cameron (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Are your relationships stuck in painful patterns? The key to change may be your attachment style.

So many of us long for deeper connection--but find ourselves repeating the same frustrating, unhealthy dynamics in our relationships. Whether it's conflict in marriage, difficulty with parenting, or struggles with friends and family, the root often lies in something few people understand: your attachment style.

In Understanding Your Attachment Style, licensed therapist Marc Cameron offers a clear, compassionate guide to discovering how your earliest relational experiences shape the way you connect with others today. Drawing on decades of attachment research and using examples from his clinical experience, Cameron helps you:

• Identify your attachment style
• Understand how it influences your emotions, expectations, and communication
• Recognize dysfunctional relational patterns and why you get caught in them
• Learn practical steps to move toward a secure attachment style

Whether you're navigating a difficult season in your marriage, stuck in a conflict with family members, longing for closer friendships, or wanting to be an emotionally healthy parent, this book will equip you with tools to break free from destructive patterns and build the loving, lasting connections you were designed for. Insightful, practical, and rooted in proven psychological research, Understanding Your Attachment Style is your roadmap to relational health and healing.

About the Author

Marc Cameron is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and co-leader of How We Love, an organization founded by Milan and Kay Yerkovich dedicated to applying Attachment Theory to improve relationships. Marc is also a regular co-host on New Life Live, America's top Christian counseling call-in radio show.

In his private practice, Marc specializes in working with individuals and couples through an attachment-based therapeutic approach. He is passionate about helping clients develop secure emotional connections, improve communication, and rebuild trust--laying the foundation for lasting, healthy relationships. Marc believes that by understanding the root causes of behavior through Attachment Theory, individuals and families can experience meaningful growth and pass on a legacy of relational health to future generations.

Originally from London, England, Marc earned his M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Trinity International University in Miami, Florida, and also holds a B.A. in Business from Huntington University in Indiana.