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Kaytee GillisPsychology Today |
Like it or not, AI is transforming healthcare.
This common worry often stems from childhood trauma and invalidation.
A quick exercise to use when self-doubt creeps in.
Some choose never to forgive and that's OK.
Biases and discrimination lead to lack of protection for LGBTQ survivors of IPV.
A common response to experiencing trauma is to seek out or even to avoid sex.
How the misuse of therapy terms contributes to pathology and misinformation.
The lifelong, far-reaching benefits of growing up in a mentally healthy family.
Those with a history of trauma may normalize red flags and ignore bad behaviors.
Decreased desire, inability to orgasm, or identity struggles are common after trauma.
A conversation with Dr. Judith Herman on how to best support trauma survivors.
These findings highlight a critical gap in how to protect victims of IPV.
The impact of trauma on trust and safety can leave many distrusting of those in power.
How to make sure the medical info you get online is helpful and not harmful.
After parentification, self-reflection and healthy boundaries are key.
When children are forced to act in adult roles, there are many possible impacts.
Many survivors engage in self-blame as a form of coping with their experiences.
6 ways for therapists to do pro-bono work without exacerbating existing pressures.
The role of trauma and attachment style in responding to lost friendship.
Overuse of the word toxic downplays the severity of toxic relationships.
Working on increasing self-compassion can help trauma survivors heal.
Assigning equal blame to the victim as to the one who mistreated them is common.
A guide to supporting those who are navigating challenges of having a mentally ill parent.
Showing validation and acknowledging helplessness are important right now.
New research highlights trauma's effects on memory and emotional response.
A new book gives a personal, raw account of the trauma of familial rejection.
The story raises questions about victimhood, justice, and human behavior
Narcissistic caregivers can leave survivors struggling with these traits.
The rise of abuse accusations against powerful people sparks conversation.
Rising temps can make some have increased feelings of irritability and FOMO.
Absence of parental support can result in long-lasting fears of rejection.
Addressing the inequalities in a system that benefits those with financial power.
How to deal with feelings of isolation and sadness on Father's Day weekend.
Realizing that healing is not linear can help with self-compassion.
3 tips for what seemed effortless in childhood but is now much more difficult.
Research shows furry family members can help make up for what we didn't have.
Victim blaming and lack of awareness often keep many survivors stuck in denial.
Allegations against Puff Daddy have reignited discussions on domestic abuse.
The emotional puzzle of bittersweet memories.
Difficulty seeking help and victim-blaming are common in stalking.
Not all toxic relationships are narcissistic, but all can be unhealthy.
3. They can serve to protect the family's reputation or image.
The difficulty of its recognition limits protection for survivors.
A common result of childhood family trauma, CPTSD presents in different ways
Society tends to dismiss non-physical abuse as "not as bad."
Increasing understanding of a form of trauma that leaves many misunderstood.
Describing a parent who left as estrangement can come across as victim-blaming.
Shame from trauma can cause us to overcompensate for perceived imperfections.
Personal perspective: Accepting ourselves can help us understand differences.
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