Emotional Safety
Often, “safety” simply means physical safety. Just as important, though often neglected, is emotional safety. This type of safety is crucial as we seek to establish relationships based on trust. Safety comes before trust, and requires honesty, openness, validation, understanding, and a willingness to empathize. When we are safe in a relationship, we know we will not be used or taken advantage of. When emotional safety is present, our relationships feel secure and we can relax, knowing that the other person has our best interests at heart. When we create safety in relationships, we also have the interests of the other person in our mind and heart.
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Video Resources
PREVIEW - Safety, Trust & Empowerment DVD

- Episode 20: How (Emotionally) Safe Are You?
- Episode 38: Emotional Honesty & Secure Attachment
- Episode 3: Emotional Safety
- Episode 44: Q&A #2 — The Voice (Shame) in Relationships (part 2)
- Episode 47: Q&A #5 — Shame, Relationships & Trust
- Episode 81: Triggers—The Corridor To Connection
- Episode 84: Motive & Choice (Part 1 of 2)
- Episode 85: Motive & Choice (Part 2 of 2)
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