Rochelle Clark Audiobooks

Avoidant Attachment: attachment theory made practical in The Secure Self Series

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 5.0/5 average

2 listener ratings

Who is Rochelle Clark?

Attachment styles have travelled a long way from the clinic into everyday conversation, and the shelf that explains them has grown to match. Avoidant Attachment belongs to The Secure Self Series, a title that signals a writer working through a framework methodically rather than in one grand sweep.

Rochelle Clark writes at the meeting point of wellbeing and personal development, where recognition comes first and change second. Work like this succeeds when a listener hears a pattern described and thinks, a little uncomfortably, that sounds like me.

The tone the series name promises is the important part. Secure is a destination rather than an accusation, and the material is pitched at people trying to understand themselves rather than diagnose somebody else.

Rochelle Clark in audiobooks

Our recording of Avoidant Attachment runs five hours and fifty-four minutes, narrated by Sallybeth in a warm and unhurried reading, which is what material of this kind wants.

Ratings are early and sparse, so treat the perfect score as encouragement rather than evidence. If the series is new to you this makes a sensible entry point, since the pattern it examines is among the most widely recognised and the framework carries across the rest of The Secure Self listings.

Have a listen below and see whether it speaks to your situation.