What if the key to lasting love wasn’t about finding the “perfect” partner, but about rewiring the way our brains and bodies work in relationships?
In this week’s episode, Dr. Stan Tatkin—clinician, researcher, teacher, and founder of the Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT)—shares powerful insights from decades of groundbreaking work on attachment and relationships.
We explore why humans often operate from procedural memory in their partnerships, why relationships can feel so challenging, and the crucial difference between secure attachment and secure functioning relationships.
Dr. Tatkin also draws on lessons from his bestselling books, including “Wired for Love”, “Wired for Dating”, “In Each Other’s Care”, and “Your Brain on Love”—offering practical wisdom for creating stronger, more resilient bonds.
Search “The Weekend University Dr Stan Tatkin” to watch the full interview, or check the comments for the link.
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What if the key to lasting love wasn’t about finding the “perfect” partner, but about rewiring the way our brains and bodies work in relationships?
In this week’s episode, Dr. Stan Tatkin—clinician, researcher, teacher, and founder of the Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT)—shares powerful insights from decades of groundbreaking work on attachment and relationships.
We explore why humans often operate from procedural memory in their partnerships, why relationships can feel so challenging, and the crucial difference between secure attachment and secure functioning relationships.
Dr. Tatkin also draws on lessons from his bestselling books, including “Wired for Love”, “Wired for Dating”, “In Each Other’s Care”, and “Your Brain on Love”—offering practical wisdom for creating stronger, more resilient bonds.
Search “The Weekend University Dr Stan Tatkin” to watch the full interview, or check the comments for the link.
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