I have personally met her because her daughter went to the same high school as me I was welcomed to her house she told me that her daughter couldn’t asked for a better friend like me they always invite me for lunch/dinner we went bowling and done lots of activities in the city she will be missed all funny convos we laughed soo much will not be forgotten
Its almost like you would regret asking her a question because she'll make something so complicated sound so simple, because to her, people are simple. She knows we are still animals and we only have so many ways to protect ourselves, and the most protected are the most injured. The avoidant child is more injured than the anxious. As stan tatkin says, the anxious child has been to eden (but just not in a predictable enough way). The avoidant child has been predictably rejected enough to have given up very early. RIP sue.
I guess you would have to consider if you decided to go beyond the narrative and pain and believe your soul is greater than the position currently held 🤔and it is possible and probable and achievable …. May the force be with you 💕
Great discussion 👍🙏 I would like to add if i may, for me - astrological synastry and composite charts for anyone in relationships was a fantastic eye opener in my life. Really broke everything down in a way that was understandable. I can't wait to read this book with my husband!
Sue’s work is based on Attachment Theory which is probably by far the most agreed upon psychological theory central to human development especially for ages 0-2. EFT by S Johnson (RIP) is an attempt to repair the attachment injury experienced with early caregivers which reflects to adult life with insecure attachment types such as avoidant attachment and anxious attachment which would also cover the mbti profiles. As a side note mbti is a weak model of personality narrative, you may want to look up why.
So hard to believe she is no longer with us...such a force, such a contribution. RIP Sue Johnso
Aww that is so sad to hear. I just discovered her work today.
Great interview! So much wisdom, experience and passion in Sue.
Very interesting and nice book and very nice presentation
This is such a great interview with Sue. It lays things out so clearly and shows Sue's heart to help people and her deep wisdom. Thank you!
I have personally met her because her daughter went to the same high school as me I was welcomed to her house she told me that her daughter couldn’t asked for a better friend like me they always invite me for lunch/dinner we went bowling and done lots of activities in the city she will be missed all funny convos we laughed soo much will not be forgotten
RIP Sue ❤ Thank you
Its almost like you would regret asking her a question because she'll make something so complicated sound so simple, because to her, people are simple. She knows we are still animals and we only have so many ways to protect ourselves, and the most protected are the most injured. The avoidant child is more injured than the anxious. As stan tatkin says, the anxious child has been to eden (but just not in a predictable enough way). The avoidant child has been predictably rejected enough to have given up very early. RIP sue.
I guess you would have to consider if you decided to go beyond the narrative and pain and believe your soul is greater than the position currently held 🤔and it is possible and probable and achievable …. May the force be with you 💕
Thank you for this interview ❤ EFT is wonderful and much needed.
Great discussion 👍🙏 I would like to add if i may, for me - astrological synastry and composite charts for anyone in relationships was a fantastic eye opener in my life. Really broke everything down in a way that was understandable. I can't wait to read this book with my husband!
In the Narcissistic Personality Disordered Parent community we try to RE PARENT ourselves . It’s hard though
Interview starts at minute 5
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I have a question, what if someone doesn't have much friends and doesn't have a partner? How can he or she feel that " I have some one's back"
If you want community, you will find it.. Music or pottery or spiritual places to gather. Find your stream..❤
Mbti shows Sue's INFJ type does heavily value emotional connection.
But INTJs do not. They value a partner that values their freedom and independence.
Sue’s work is based on Attachment Theory which is probably by far the most agreed upon psychological theory central to human development especially for ages 0-2. EFT by S Johnson (RIP) is an attempt to repair the attachment injury experienced with early caregivers which reflects to adult life with insecure attachment types such as avoidant attachment and anxious attachment which would also cover the mbti profiles. As a side note mbti is a weak model of personality narrative, you may want to look up why.
These personality types aren’t fool proof and it is vage subtypes there are more it’s not a perfect way of putting people in boxes
connections..Iain Mcgilchrist and brain research
Great interview, Thankyou for introducing me to this amazing woman! I’ll be ordering the books ..📚🩵