CoRe Audio Program – Week 3

Your third week’s audio class is:

Codependency: When Great Suffering Becomes A Great Calling

And Here Is A Bonus Offering For You Today:

Click Here to Take Briana’s Free Attachment Style Quiz

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In this class from AVAIYA Teacher and CORE Council Member, Briana MacWilliam, you will learn:

How attachment styles contribute to toxic, codependent relationships.
How to overcome toxicity in relationships.
How toxic relationships lead to the most secure relationship you can ever have.

Download or stream today’s audio and find your journal prompts below.

Codependency: When Great Suffering Becomes A Great Calling

* You can stream today’s audio class by clicking the play bar below or download the audio by clicking the blue button below *

Click or Right Click Here To Download This Week’s Audio Class

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Don’t Forget To Take Advantage Of Your Week 3 Journal Prompts

If you feel safe, we hope you’ll share some of your challenges and inspiring wisdom with the Private Facebook Community HERE.

Briana talked about the different attachment styles and how they can lead to unhealthy, codependent relationships. Be sure to take Briana’s free quiz here to determine your attachment style, and afterwards, journal your answer to this question: “How does my attachment style show up in my relationships?”
Briana talked about how in codependent relationships, your source of comfort is also your source of threat. Can you relate to this? If so, in what relationships?
What was the biggest insight you took from today’s audio class, and how can you implement this insight into your Codependency Recovery journey?

We all bring unique strengths to CORE. Together, we can reduce and remove conflict and unhealthy relationships from our lives and the lives of others on this journey. Enjoy journaling and if you’re inspired to share your answers in the private community and receive support, click the image below.

Keep an eye on your email inbox for Week 4’s free Codependency Recovery audio class!

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