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Anxious Attachment Workbook

Anxious Attachment Workbook

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❤️ Unlock the secrets to overcoming anxiety, self-doubt, and fear of abandonment in your relationships!

❤️ Get instant access to 160+ pages of breakthrough insights on the anxious attachment style.

❤️ Transform your attachment patterns with powerful exercises, tips, and tools that guide you from insecurity to confidence.

❤️ Start your journey today and create the fulfilling, secure relationships you deserve!

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Experience Secure & Fulfilling Relationships

We all desire happy and balanced relationships—it's a universal wish. Yet, most of us don’t fully understand why we connect with others the way we do—whether we find it easy to start and nurture relationships or see the entire process as a challenge.

Your attachment style is not set in stone. You can learn to form secure bonds, connect with your emotional needs, and build lasting relationships.

Awareness, attention, and the willingness to invest emotionally are the key foundations for transforming an insecure attachment style into a secure one.

This Workbook will guide you on your journey to becoming a securely attached person! Gain real insights into your deep-rooted patterns and beliefs and start transforming them today.

ELI MAZ

Confidence & Love COACH

The way we relate to ourselves shapes the way others relate to us. When we operate from anxious, avoidant, or disorganized attachment patterns, we unconsciously attract relationships that reflect our inner fears and insecurities.

But attachment styles aren’t fixed—you can heal and move toward secure attachment. As you cultivate self-trust and emotional security, you’ll begin to notice others responding with more love, respect, and connection, mirroring the secure relationship you’ve built with yourself.

Ready to take the first step to Secure Attachment? Get your Workbook with over 160 pages of helpful content, journaling prompts & questions, tasks, tests, checklists and more!

  • Start prioritizing your values and needs.

    Begin recognizing what truly matters to you in life and relationships. When you prioritize your values and personal needs, you set a foundation for self-respect and create relationships that align with who you truly are, rather than compromising your authenticity.

  • Stop sacrificing yourself for others and neglecting your own well-being.

    Let go of the habit of putting others’ needs ahead of your own. It’s essential to recognize when you're overextending yourself and start taking care of your emotional and physical well-being. By doing so, you create balance in your relationships and ensure that you don’t lose yourself in the process.

  • Feel more comfortable in your own skin and learn to treat yourself with kindness.

    Embrace self-compassion and learn to accept yourself for who you are. The more comfortable you become with yourself, the more secure you’ll feel in your relationships. Treat yourself as you would a good friend—with kindness, patience, and understanding.

  • Begin to recognize and regulate your emotions and feelings.

    Learning emotional regulation is key to maintaining healthy, secure relationships. By identifying your feelings and understanding their triggers, you can respond rather than react, managing conflicts with calmness and clarity.

  • Learn to spot warning signs and take action accordingly.

    Recognizing red flags in your relationships is crucial for your emotional safety. Developing awareness of toxic behaviors—whether in others or yourself—allows you to set healthy boundaries and protect your well-being.

  • Give yourself what you need and stop seeking validation from others.

    Cultivate self-reliance and internal validation. By fulfilling your own needs and understanding your worth, you stop seeking approval from external sources, allowing your relationships to be based on mutual respect rather than dependency.

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