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About

Katya Morozova

Hi, I’m Katya Morozova. I’m a Coach and Advocate for You. 

I’m passionate about helping those who desire to have deep and meaningful relationships but because of life experience have a hard time attracting and maintaining those types of connections. 

My focus is to help you “advocate for yourself” in relationships – As you heal, you connect deeper to your needs and desires, set standards for your relationships and create the relationships and life you want.

Testimonials

I didn't expect her to reach out to me. We're taking it slow. Your insightful advice on what to do in my particular situation helped me work with her attachment style.
T.B. CEO
I feel like I gave this relationship my all even though I was scared. I went against my Fearful Avoidant nature to flee. I am really proud of myself. Thank you for your support in helping me work through my fear.
C.R. Medical Practitioner
Katya, you helped me realize that my divorce wasn't my fault... and helped me let go of trying to pursue her, again, even when she was treating me so poorly. Now, I have new possibilities on my horizon and that's exciting.
G.S. Doctor
You helped me so much with my relationship anxiety. Even though my partner still pulls away sometimes I don't get so caught up in what she's doing. I feel like I'm okay and that I will be okay no matter what she does.
T.G.Investor
I feel like I can finally move on with my life. I didn't expect to recover in three months time. I also didn't expect to start dating, again and meet a pretty incredible woman.
Goran Psychologist
I used to have a lot of social anxiety... even in more intimate social settings. Now, I feel like I can be myself and extend compassion to myself when I'm feeling anxious, and even have compassion for others when I feel triggered.
Chanel Tech Industry

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Recent Blog Entries

Dismissive Avoidant Woman Traits and How To Deal with Her

When a dismissive avoidant woman enters a relationship, her strong personality and independent streak can be incredibly alluring. Men are often drawn to her confidence, outspokenness, and ability to “hold her own.”  Yet, beneath this compelling exterior lies another side of her that can be challenging to understand—a side where emotional expressions are few or nonexistent. Where vulnerability is often replaced by strong opinions, directives,

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August 20, 2024 No Comments

After the avoidant “takes space” they do THIS!

If the avoidant wants a break and they take space they will come to a fork in the road. Here is where they will have to make a CHOICE. Do they want to do what they often do and walk away forever? Or do they want to come back to your relationship and make it work?  To determine what they will do we need to

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May 17, 2024 No Comments

Dismissive avoidant “coldness” explained by attachment research

Attachment research explains that the dismissive-avoidant suppress how they feel in their relationships. They do this to manage the stress they feel in intimate relationships which partners of avoidants experience as “coldness”. Attachment research shows that avoidants suppress the specific emotions of sadness and worry. Suppress meaning “to push down”. They toggle between what feels stressful “being vulnerable and showing dependence” and what feels regulating;

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April 11, 2024 No Comments