
Stonewalling: A Cruel Form of Emotional & Psychological Abuse

Isolation is an Insidious Form of Control

There is No Place in a Healthy Relationship for Overprotection

Gaslighting is Emotionally & Psychologically Abusive
This insidious form of manipulation results in a less certain recipient. The victim comes to question their memory, their perception, their intuition, and their reality. It can lead to anxiety, depression, and lack of motivation. Over extended periods of time, the victim comes to lean on the perpetrator for grounding in truth; but in reality, the perpetrator’s “truth” is a false narrative that is also damaging.

Emotional Abuse = Emotional Violence
Emotional Abuse is an act of violence. Appropriately naming abuse is required in order to become free from it.

Breaking Cycles of Emotional Abuse

Why Does Emotional Abuse Make Me So Tired?
The “Flop” trauma response is involuntary and extremely common. Let’s talk about it.

My Husband Cheated & I Lost My Sex Drive

When It’s Too Toxic to Stay, But Not Bad Enough to Leave Your Abusive Marriage

How To Identify Emotional Abuse in Your Marriage
Abuse is always about power and control.

How Can I Feel Confident After Emotional Abuse?
I believe in you. I believe in your body and mind’s ability to heal. You CAN heal and thrive after emotional abuse. You CAN gain your confidence back, or grow confidence if it was never taught to you. ❤️

Why is My Husband So Nice to Everyone But Me?
Why is he nice to everyone but me?

Why Don’t Abuse Victims “Just Leave”?
Many victims of abuse don’t realize they’re being abused, or aren’t allowed to grasp the severity of their situation. So why would they leave?

The Truth About Coercive Control
Coercive control behaviors manipulate, threaten, intimidate, control, and ultimately strip away the personal freedoms and confidence of a victim.

“I’m a Second-class Citizen in My Own Home - Is This Abuse?”
Using Male Privilege IS Domestic Violence

The Truth About Walking on Eggshells
When we understand how deeply exploitative it is to require a family to walk on eggshells, it’s pretty clear that it’s abuse.

Why is it So Hard For Me to Make Decisions?
When you’ve experienced emotional and psychological abuse, decision-making can feel impossible.

Am I Clumsy or Is My Husband Abusive?
Identifying physical violence is often harder than it seems

“Did My Husband Rape Me?” 3 Questions to Ask Yourself
As you evaluate your answers to these questions, consider reaching out for support. Intimate partner violence, including emotional and psychological violence related to sexual coercion, can be completely devastating. You deserve sexual and emotional security.

The Role of Grief in Betrayal Trauma
The role of grief in betrayal trauma