Do you find, at least sometimes, that you “play it safe”? Are you “risk adverse”? Do you often avoid social situations, decline invitations, stay at home when you could go out, pass up opportunities because engaging would reveal to others your interests, talents, abilities or creativity? Do you avoid intimacy and “deep” relationships?

Perhaps you find that you engage in hours of self-stimulating behaviors such as video games, scrolling on social media, endless organizing, or repetitive movements such as rocking or walking (stimming).

In our webinar, we’ll explore the parts of our personalities that operate, often in the background, to keep us safe from psychological pain. These parts, these Powerful Personal Protectors, typically function by keeping us isolated. They keep us out of seemingly risky situations by putting limits on our relationships, block our attempts to further our professional status and crush our creativity.

But we don’t have…