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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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The Trigger-to-Trust Guide: Replace Old Patterns with New Moves

The Trigger-to-Trust Guide: Replace Old Patterns with New Moves

Farrow, Lina

Paperback

CognitionRelationshipsSelf-Help

ISBN10: 9309878738
ISBN13: 9789309878732
Publisher: Mindful Pages
Published: Oct 17 2026
Pages: 378
Weight: 1.11
Height: 0.84 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When a relationship trigger hits, it rarely announces itself. It feels like certainty: They do not care. I am not safe. Here we go again. In that split second, you reach for an old protective move - defend, withdraw, test, over-explain - and the moment that could have built closeness becomes another rupture. The Trigger-to-Trust Guide gives you a clear, repeatable way to interrupt that pattern and choose a response that actually strengthens connection. This is a practical guide to relationship triggers and the trust moves that replace them. Lina Farrow helps you spot your personal trigger signature, name the old pattern with accuracy, and practise new behaviours that create safety without self-erasure. You will learn how fear of rejection hides inside anger or indifference, how defensive communication escalates even loving relationships, why withdrawal patterns can feel like abandonment to a partner, and how emotional regulation makes better conversations possible. Most importantly, you will learn repair conversations that do not rely on perfect wording, only honest ownership and a workable next step. For anyone who wants steadier love - whether you are dating, partnered, co-parenting, or rebuilding after repeated conflict - this book offers an attachment-informed path towards attachment repair and more secure attachment day by day. You will finish with a simple trigger-to-trust decision map, a set of small trust-building behaviours you can repeat under stress, and a way to measure progress that does not require perfection, only practice.

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