
In this article, we look at why your brain keeps thinking about your ex, how to stop ruminating about an ex, and a short exercise that can help.

In this post, we explore five key signs of a healthy securely attached relationship.

It may come as a relief to know that yes, you can absolutely change your attachment style. Unlike personality, attachment style is fluid: it changes for the better or for the worse depending on your relationships

Struggling with an anxious attachment style while dating? Here are four practical strategies to help you better cope with your anxiety and build healthier relationships.

You’re not crazy for wanting closeness—you just learned to chase it. This post unpacks why anxious attachers are magnetized to emotionally unavailable partners, how to break the chemistry of inconsistency, and what to look for instead in secure dating.
If you’re struggling with relationship patterns, emotional triggers, communication breakdowns, or recurring conflicts, finding the right therapist or coach can be one of the most transformative investments you’ll ever make. But here’s the challenge: not all therapists are the same, and not all coaches are qualified to help you navigate the complexities of relationships. The […]
One of the women in my program recently entered a new relationship, and it has exceeded everything she thought was possible. The consistency. The presence. The honest communication. The emotional connection. The reliability. Everything she had hoped for—and more—was present in this relationship. But here’s the surprising part: he had been nearby all along. After […]
If you’re successful in your career, driven in your goals, and known as the person who gets things done, this might surprise you: The skills that make you wildly successful in life can completely sabotage your dating life. Yep. I said it. Because sometimes the harder you work at dating, the worse it gets. And […]
I was talking with someone recently who was single, deeply intelligent, emotionally sophisticated, and genuinely incredible. And they shared something I hear often from high-functioning people in dating: “It feels impossible to meet someone who can actually show up for me.” What I told them is something I want to tell you too: There are […]
A meditation to create safe, supported partnership There’s a quiet belief many of us carry—often without realizing it: “I have to do this alone.” It can show up as independence, resilience, even strength. But beneath it, there’s often exhaustion. A nervous system that never fully rests. A longing to be supported… without knowing how to […]
Hey there, and welcome to the Resource Yourself Podcast—the show that supports you in resourcing your biggest, brightest, and wisest self so you can show up and create in the world. Whether you’re creating relationships, building a life you love, or contributing to the world in a meaningful way, this space is here to ground […]
Hello, my friend. Welcome back. I’m so glad you’re here. Before we dive in, I just want to pause and say thank you. I’ve been hearing from many of you—your messages, your reflections, your kind words about the podcast—and it truly means so much to me. Knowing this work is supporting you, reaching you, and […]
Hey there, I’m Sefora. And if you’re new here—welcome to my corner of the universe. This is the Resource Yourself Podcast, a space where I’m here to ground you in the goodness of life so you can create everything you’re dreaming of—whether that’s love, meaningful relationships, healing the planet, or supporting your family. Today feels […]
When it comes to personal growth, especially around attachment and relationships, one crucial question is: Who do you trust to guide you through the process? Whether you’re considering a therapist or a coach, making the right choice can significantly impact your progress and transformation. Let’s dive into what to look for when finding someone to […]
For many, envisioning a dream relationship can bring up feelings of sadness, frustration, or even hopelessness. Imagining the love you desire might make your current reality feel inadequate, or it may remind you of the times you’ve felt let down or rejected. These emotions can make it tempting to avoid the vision altogether, convincing yourself […]
Its spring and we’re taking steps to foster secure attachment. This is Part 1: Planting belief in creating secure relationships.
In this post, we explore five key signs of a healthy securely attached relationship.
It may come as a relief to know that yes, you can absolutely change your attachment style. Unlike personality, attachment style is fluid: it changes for the better or for the worse depending on your relationships
Anxious attachment style can be disruptive to your relationships and life if not handled with care. Read how to recognize the signs of anxious attachment styles and how to find the right coping strategies.
Are you looking for help with your Anxious Attachment? The good news is that your attachment style can change. Get ready to learn some secrets to become more securely attached.
"I was just like you. Struggling & desperate to have a supportive relationship"
I'm Sefora, your new get-a-grip relationship coach.
I have been a transformational leader and coach for over 20 years. I received my Masters in Counseling Psychology at Meridian University, and have over 10,000 hour of training and work with individuals and couples as a therapist. I am a level 2 PACT therapist for couples, trained in how psychobiology affects your relationships and how to create secure attachment. I am also trained in Attachment Focused EMDR.
Transformational Leader, Therapist, Relationship Coach, Attachment Expert & Boss Mom
I studied attachment work for 2 decades both personally and professionally. Changing your attachment style is possible. I'll be honest, it takes grit! But there are things that most people can learn that can improve their attachment in relationships. In my individual sessions and classes I create a safe space for growth and reflection, humor and insight, but not always in that order.
I am a licensed Marriage Family Therapist, #96387