In this MyLondon feature, Lorin Krenn explores how early childhood experiences shape the way we love, communicate, and handle conflict as adults. He explains that patterns formed through inconsistent care or lack of emotional safety often resurface later in life, influencing intimacy, trust, and self-esteem. “Blaming parents won’t heal these wounds,” Lorin notes. “But recognising your experiences and practising new, supportive ways of relating can help people feel safer and more connected.” The article also highlights Lorin’s live event, EVOLVE, at London’s Royal Society of Arts, a transformative day designed to help participants uncover and heal the roots of their relational patterns.
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