Neurodiversity
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Queerness
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EFT
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Attachment Theory
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Mindfulness
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Neurodiversity 〰️ Queerness 〰️ EFT 〰️ Attachment Theory 〰️ Mindfulness 〰️
WELCOME TO
The Blog
Here you’ll find articles written by Sable, reflecting on attachment, emotionally focused therapy, neurodivergence, queerness, mindfulness, yoga, and the everyday practice of building more securely connected relationships—within ourselves and between us and others.
Thoughtful reflections for
deeper connections.
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This blog explores topics including attachment science, LGBTQ+ relationships and identity, emotionally focused therapy, neurodivergence, mindfulness, and yoga. Written by Sable—a licensed professional counselor, yoga teacher, and advanced-trained EFCT couples therapist with lived experience as a queer, neurodivergent person—these reflections draw from both professional expertise and personal experience. Here you'll find a mix of education, reflection, and practical insight on relationships, identity, and the ways we connect with ourselves and others.
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This blog is for anyone curious about relationships, inner experience, and connection. Whether you’re a therapy client, a fellow clinician, someone navigating neurodivergence, or simply exploring ways of being more connected to yourself and others, you’re welcome here!
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Nope! While some posts may draw from emotionally focused therapy or offer clinical insights on therapeutic work and attachment theory, these blogs are written for anyone interested in these topics, regardless of background.
Where attachment, queerness, and neurodivergence meet.
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By Sable Arend
Coming Home to Ourselves: Yoga as a Practice of Embodiment
Yoga is a practice of being mindfully aware of—and mindfully in—one's body. Through repeated invitations to notice the breath, observe sensations, and move with awareness, yoga offers a framework for cultivating a deeper understanding and acceptance of our internal experiences. As we return to this practice over time, we gradually strengthen our capacity to recognize what is happening within us without needing to judge, suppress, or change it. Yoga invites us to meet whatever arises with curiosity, choice, and compassion, fostering a more embodied, accepting relationship with ourselves.
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Have thoughts, questions, or a topic you'd like to see covered? I'd love to hear from you. Send me an email and let me know what you're curious about!
Email: sable@arendcounseling.com
