
New Relationship? Watch Out For These Red Flags
When you’re first dating someone, it can be easy to see only what’s wonderful about them, and to be blind to the red flags in
When you’re first dating someone, it can be easy to see only what’s wonderful about them, and to be blind to the red flags in
I do a lot of teaching about red flags – signs that someone is NOT partner material, that people with a history of trauma often
You’re not always aware of it when you’re getting trapped in the sticky web of a romantic manipulator. And it takes a while to hit you – usually after you’ve been knocked off the emotional roller coaster you were riding, where you were clinging until the relationship ended.Â
You’re not always aware of it when you’re getting trapped in the sticky web of a romantic manipulator. And it takes a while to hit you – usually after you’ve been knocked off the emotional roller coaster you were riding, where you were clinging until the relationship ended.Â
You’re not always aware of it when you’re getting trapped in the sticky web of a romantic manipulator. And it takes a while to hit you – usually after you’ve been knocked off the emotional roller coaster you were riding, where you were clinging until the relationship ended.Â
I’m going to say something very ‘tough love’ here: As a person with Childhood PTSD, You can ask others to understand you and your sensitivities,
If you’re feeling like the people YOU like, don’t like YOU — and you don’t know why — the first thing you want to look
I read a short story last week that was about emptiness and love. That funny thing that happens sometimes, happened, and three different people wrote
Happy Valentines Day to all you good people out there! I talk a lot about breaking isolation and forming relationships, but a topic many of
One of the worst triggers of Childhood PTSD symptoms for many of us is the feeling of abandonment. This trigger is primal because we’re all