Steady and Connected

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Dr Narelle Duncan

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The Steady and Connected podcast — first episode launches on 22 June.

Hosted by Dr Narelle Duncan, Clinical Psychologist with a PhD from Griffith University, drawing on 30 years of helping people understand themselves. The show explores why anxiety can show up in our closest relationships — and what evidence-based psychology has to say about understanding those patterns.

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→ Free five-minute attachment quiz: steadyandconnected.com.au

Steady and Connected provides psychoeducation content for general information purposes only. It is not a substitute for individual psychological assessment or treatment. If you are in crisis, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.


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You know that feeling when
someone you love goes quiet and

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something in you just grabs?

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When you find yourself reading their
messages for signs everything is

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okay, or when a small disagreement
somehow feels like losing everything.

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If any of that sounds familiar, you're
not broken, you're not too much.

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Your nervous system may be doing
exactly what it learned to do long

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before this relationship began.

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I'm Dr Narelle Duncan, a Clinical
Psychologist drawing on 30 years of

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helping people understand themselves.

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This is Steady and Connected.

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Each episode, I'll bring you the
science, the tools, and the clarity

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to understand what may be happening
when anxiety shows up in love and what

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you might do with that understanding.

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Follow Steady and Connected wherever
you listen, so each new episode lands

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in your feed the moment it goes live.

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And if you'd like to find out which
attachment pattern is most active

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for you, there's a free five-minute
quiz at steadyandconnected.com.au.

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Your results come straight to your inbox.

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Now, take care of yourself,
and I'll see you in episode one