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Elizabeth Li Ph.dPsychology Today |
How victimhood can be used as a tool, and why it can be so hard to step away.
How predatory minds use victim narratives to get what they want from others.
When feeling “off” isn’t just in your mind, but misread as something to fix.
Why therapists sometimes get it wrong—and why your experience still matters.
How moral judgment can function as a defense against psychological threat.
Change happens through experiencing safety and disconfirmaion of old beliefs.
Insight isn’t enough; your mind prioritises predictability over change