Relational Trust: Building Confidence, Safety, and Reliability
Relational trust is confidence that another person will generally act with honesty, reliability, respect, care, and responsibility within a relationship.
Relational trust is confidence that another person will generally act with honesty, reliability, respect, care, and responsibility within a relationship.
Relationship repair is the process of restoring trust, emotional safety, communication, and connection after conflict, betrayal, misunderstanding, or relational harm.
Emotional risk is the possibility of rejection, hurt, disappointment, or loss when someone becomes vulnerable, honest, trusting, or emotionally involved.
Emotional shutdown is a state of withdrawal or reduced emotional response that may occur during conflict, fear, grief, rejection, or overwhelming stress.