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How might we bolster our own attachment base to make ourselves happier and more secure, or help others to do so? And what the heck is the "Alpha"? These are some of the basic questions that we attempt to wade through in this short but ambitious first leap into understanding Attachment Theory.<br /><br />Thanks everyone for listening and supporting our continued efforts to bring some deeper personal knowledge to the universe! 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