Dealing with Emotional Abuse Emotional abuse is often normalized and minimized in unhealthy relationships. Dismissing this behavior can have a significant impact on those experiencing emotional abuse, including physical symptoms, mental health issues, and even an inability to function in…
When Boundaries are Ignored We implement boundaries to protect ourselves from harm. This typically happens after someone has hurt us, and we are required to reassert healthy boundaries. Many times, this is met with respect and consideration, allowing the relationship…
Low Contact: The Punisher versus The Self-Protector Holidays are hard for many people. Some individuals may feel tremendous anxiety and pressure to spend time with more difficult family members. Those who are in no contact situations often feel sad, angry,…
Your world has often been turned upside down after being involved with a narcissist or highly antagonistic individual. It is important to be gentle with yourself as you heal. Self-care is an important part of your healing journey. Finding a…
Many of us were taught that emotional abuse was not that bad. However, from the number of clients who present with symptoms of Complex PTSD after working, living with, or being married to a psychological abuser – this is…
