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Feeling SecureAnyone can flourish, feel confident, and develop resilience if they feel safe.
This collection of information and research focuses on building secure attachments to healthily respond to feelings, needs, and wants.
Intention
The Benefits of Feeling Secure
Children and young people need nurturing adults to know they belong and they are seen. They learn to respond to life experiences from their role models, especially if they feel a sense of safety. It is natural to use relationships to co-regulate when feeling distressed and more importantly, learn from those relationships how to respond to feelings.
Below, Molly elegantly explains one vital strategy that supports feeling secure. Feeling valued through serve and return communication shapes how the child, young person, and adult build healthy ways to communicate.