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This article describes how, once I came to accept the isolation that accompanied lockdown for me, I was able to notice and own attributes of my character I had previously disregarded. I also found myself revisiting childhood memories that, viewed through an attachment lens, has enabled me to give meaning to early experiences, to become more fully myself, and enhance my clinical work.