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Trauma Survivor Strengths
Each trauma survivor, no matter what their past and current struggles, has strengths very worth acknowledging. Continue reading
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Learning to Love Yourself After Trauma
How do you love yourself when you have been abused and betrayed? You can learn to love yourself in the ways you needed but did not receive as a child. Here are some practical ideas for practicing self-love. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Childhood Abuse, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, Relationships, Self-care, Therapy, Trauma
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Forgiveness and Trauma: Are Some Things Unforgivable?
Forgiveness after trauma is only one path to healing. Forced forgiveness can actually be harmful rather than healing. Actively choosing to not forgive an abuser can also be part of recovering from abuse. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Childhood Abuse, Dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Emotional Abuse, Forgiveness, Health, LGBT, Physical Abuse, Psychologist, PTSD, Relationships, Severe Trauma, Sexual Abuse, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged Abuse, Betrayal, Child Abuse, Childhood Abuse, DID, Dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Emotional Abuse, Forgiveness, Forgiving & Not Forgiving, Health, Jeanne Safer, LGBT, Mental Health, Physical Abuse, Psychologist, Psychotherapy, Severe Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Therapy, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Violence
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