In this post you’ll learn all about emotional incest – its signs and how to recovery from it. What Is Emotional Incest? Emotional incest, also known as covert incest, is a type of dysfunctional family dynamic where a parent or caregiver relies on their child for emotional support and intimacy in ways that are typically […]
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Today, you’re going to find the answer to the question: “Can abusive men change?” and the top 17 myths that make women stay with abusers. Although both men and women can be victims of domestic abuse, statistics show that the majority of victims of abuse are women. (*) (*) In his book, Why Does He
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Why Is Trauma Therapy So Hard? Read on to find out. Why Is Trauma Therapy So Hard? Emotions demand to be felt in order to heal and this makes healing so hard and painful. Trauma therapy is about visiting back the past and making sense of what happened in a way that allows you to
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This post contains “Is my husband gay quiz” along with straight spouse recovery resources. Many women spend years in a heterosexual relationship and yet feel something is “off,” and wonder “Is my husband gay?” Bonnie Kaye, M.ED., an expert in women married to gay men, claims that it is estimated that 4 million women have been, or
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This post contains some common examples of things abusers say to their victims. Things Abusers Say To Their Victims Abuse can take many forms. It can be physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, verbal, intellectual, or spiritual. But people can experience more than one form of abuse. For instance, physical abuse often co-occurs with verbal abuse. The
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This post contains examples of common blame shifting phrases to watch out for. What is Blame-Shifting? Blame-shifting is a form of escaping responsibility. Blame-shift is also often an emotionally abusive tactic the abuser uses to gaslight their victim and bring them down. Many abusers who use blame-shifting find it difficult to take responsibility for their
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