Anxiety & Depression
Are You Being Subtly Abused?
Subtle abusers can be loving, funny, warm and engaging when they want to be, which makes you all the more unsuspecting…
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Subtle abusers can be loving, funny, warm and engaging when they want to be, which makes you all the more unsuspecting…
By Nicole Yi According to psychotherapist Avery Neal, over 50 percent of Americans, both men and women, have been in a psychologically abusive relationship —
We need to know the less obvious early warning signs of aggression and control.
What is reasonable to expect out of a relationship?
We tend to experience loving feelings and a deeper sense of attachment for those we believe understand us.
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so I thought it was an appropriate time to address the common question as to where to draw
“So, how does that make you feel?” This simple question routinely asked by most therapists makes the majority of people cringe. This is because most
Abuse is not something that typically comes up in casual conversation. In fact, most people go to great lengths to keep it private.
Abuse is not a cut and dry issue, and often relationships that don’t feel right are confusing.
Most of us know what a difficult transition it can be to have a baby, and it can be even more complicated if you or your partner is experiencing postpartum depression or anxiety.
