Psychoeducation articles on attachment, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, and more.
You weren’t the one being hit. You weren’t the one being yelled at, threatened, or degraded. But you were there. You saw it. You heard...
Read Article →The wounds from childhood physical abuse don’t always show on the surface, but they run deep. If you were hit, beaten, or physically harmed as...
Read Article →After trauma, avoiding anything connected to the experience makes perfect sense. Why would you want to remember? Why would you go near anything that brings...
Read Article →One moment you’re going about your day. The next, you’re back there—in the moment of your trauma, experiencing it all over again. Your heart pounds....
Read Article →Sexual trauma is one of the most personal and violating experiences a person can endure. Whether you’re a survivor seeking to understand your own experiences,...
Read Article →Some trauma belongs to individuals. Other trauma belongs to entire groups—families, communities, cultures, nations. When a traumatic event or series of events affects a whole...
Read Article →Not all trauma is the same. A car accident survivor and a childhood abuse survivor may both experience PTSD, but their experiences of trauma are...
Read Article →Discovering that your teenager is having thoughts of suicide is one of the most frightening experiences a parent can face. Your mind races with questions:...
Read Article →When you’re in the middle of a suicidal crisis, thinking clearly is nearly impossible. The pain is overwhelming, options seem to disappear, and the urge...
Read Article →If you’ve ever had thoughts about not wanting to be alive, or wondered if others would be better off without you, you’re not alone. These...
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