The Secure Relationship

The Secure Relationship As a revolutionary force in the world of relationships, Julie’s work has transformed the way we understand emotional intimacy and human connection.

Julie Menanno MA, LMFT LCPC

Couples Therapist-LMFT • Author of Bestseller “Secure Love” • Attachment Theory Expert • Relationship Insights, Tips, and Scripts • Wife, Mom 🪴 Julie is a trailblazing therapist, author, educator, a masterful interpreter of Attachment Theory, and an Architect of Emotional Connection who is continually working to bridge the gap between complex psychological concepts and everyday struggles. Julie is the creator of The Secure Relationship, a platform that has reached millions worldwide, with a mission to dismantle the barriers that keep people from experiencing the joy of deeply connected, secure relationships. In a world increasingly disconnected by technology and societal pressures, Julie stands as a guiding light, reminding us that love and connection are not just desires but essential human needs and with every conversation, every session, and every word, Julie transforms lives, one secure relationship at a time.

09/25/2025

Here are three ways to help your anxious partner feel more secure:
1. Do What You Say You're Going to Do
2. Validate. Validate. Validate.
3. Talk About Your Feelings

Secure attachment doesn’t just happen—it’s created moment by moment, through emotional safety, self-awareness, and commi...
09/25/2025

Secure attachment doesn’t just happen—it’s created moment by moment, through emotional safety, self-awareness, and commitment. Here are 8 hopeful and practical ways to build a stronger, more connected relationship.

Discover 8 powerful ways to build secure attachment in your relationship. Learn how small shifts in perspective, empathy, and responsibility can create lasting emotional safety.

Avoidant attachment isn’t about not needing closeness—it’s about fearing failure, shame, or loss of self when things get...
09/24/2025

Avoidant attachment isn’t about not needing closeness—it’s about fearing failure, shame, or loss of self when things get too close. In this 3-hour workshop, Julie Menanno (LMFT, LCPC, author of Secure Love, and host of The Secure Love Podcast) will guide you through the core dynamics of avoidant attachment. Together we’ll explore:

-The fears and coping strategies behind avoidant attachment
-How avoidant and anxious partners both struggle with emotional needs and closeness
-Why emotional loneliness often goes unnoticed in avoidant attachment
-Practical exercises for both avoidant partners and their loved ones to increase understanding, compassion, and connection

This workshop brings attachment theory to life with relatable examples, reflective exercises, and clear pathways toward building secure connections with yourself and your partner.

Recording will be made available to all who register.

Avoidant attachment isn’t about not needing closeness—it’s about fearing failure, shame, or loss of self when things get too close. In this 3-hour workshop, Julie Menanno (LMFT, LCPC, author of Secure Love , and host of The Secure Love Podcast ) will guide you through the core dynamics of avoi...

Follow up from yesterday with practical guidelines. ❤️       *xrelationships
09/23/2025

Follow up from yesterday with practical guidelines. ❤️

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09/22/2025

Studies show that general well-being is associated with having s*x once per week. When couples increased their s*xual frequency from none to once per week, they experienced overall relationship improvement.

I hope this makes the distinction clear. Have you experienced positive relationship results from doing self-work? Have y...
09/22/2025

I hope this makes the distinction clear. Have you experienced positive relationship results from doing self-work? Have you found self-work to be easier when your relationship is feeling secure. Please share your experiences in comments….❤️

It’s easy to overlook the fact that a response to unhealthy behavior can be just as damaging to a relationship as the or...
09/21/2025

It’s easy to overlook the fact that a response to unhealthy behavior can be just as damaging to a relationship as the original behavior. Behaviors that don’t work are behaviors that don’t work, regardless of where they fall in the sequence of an interaction or event. When you respond with healthy assertion or vulnerability, or not at all for the time being, it puts the original partner in a better position to self-reflect on their own behavior, which makes their own growth more likely. Guarantees? No. No relationship advice comes with a guarantee, but shifting your response is still the healthy thing to do, not just for your relationship, but for your own emotional maturity.

Did anyone ever teach you how to sit with your feelings before reacting? If not, what did you have to learn to do with y...
09/20/2025

Did anyone ever teach you how to sit with your feelings before reacting? If not, what did you have to learn to do with your feelings? Please share in comments. ❤️

Together we can build strong connections with yourself and with your partner ❤️Register today for my Understanding Avoid...
09/18/2025

Together we can build strong connections with yourself and with your partner ❤️

Register today for my Understanding Avoidant Attachment workshop

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