If you've been navigating the turbulent waters of co-parenting with a narcissist, you know it's not just a challenge for you, but also for your kids. In our last chat,
Navigating the aftermath of a divorce is similar to finding calm after a storm. In some cases, this peace is achievable. However, when you have to co-parent with a narcissist
We, humans are a canvas of complexities, painted with both light and dark hues. Within each of us lies a trait, a singular propensity that often poses as our greatest
We've all heard the adage, "You are your own worst enemy," but how many of us stop to consider the profound impact of that statement? Self-sabotage is a ubiquitous yet
In light of recent events that have rocked my sense of peace and tested my resilience, I find myself compelled to write further on the subject of what it takes
You ever find yourself in a relationship so mind-bending that you begin to question not just their sanity, but your own? Hey there, I'm the proud card-carrying member of the
I sat in front of the computer trying to come up with the most comprehensive title for this piece. I came up with ideas such as "Hot Flashes & Flashbacks:
Hey there, PTSD warriors! It's been a minute, but I am finally getting back into the bandwagon of writing, and it feels so good. Let's talk intrusive thoughts. You know
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I avoided mine for a long time,
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Give you children a real security blanket after divorce: be their superhero.
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No matter how you put it, anxiety is a pain the behind. Period.
Anxiety is our fight or flight mechanism. Its job is to keep us safe from the “oh, crap!”