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Sharon Martin

Psychology Today

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Why Highly Sensitive People Feel Compelled to Manage Others’ Feelings

Why Highly Sensitive People Feel Compelled to Manage Others’ Feelings

How to step out of the fixer role without losing your compassion.

yesterday 30

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Sharon Martin

Why Highly Sensitive People Overgive

Family dynamics can turn caring into overfunctioning.

01.03.2026 60

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Sharon Martin

How to Heal Without Closure

Learn to move forward when an apology never comes.

14.02.2026 300

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Feeling Lonely? How to Build Connection and Belonging

21.01.2026 70

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Coping With Narcissistic Relatives at the Holidays

10.12.2025 30

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Managing Emotional Triggers During the Holidays

16.11.2025 50

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Sharon Martin

Set Boundaries That Transform Enmeshed Relationships

24.10.2025 100

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Adult Children and the Pressure to Be Perfect

05.09.2025 40

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Sharon Martin

Estrangement as a Trauma-Informed Choice

22.08.2025 80

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Enmeshed Families: When Control Is Disguised as Closeness

15.08.2025 80

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Sharon Martin

Why Setting Family Boundaries Triggers You, and What Helps

28.05.2025 60

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Sharon Martin

7 Reasons Adult Children Stay Connected to Toxic Parents

10.05.2025 50

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Sharon Martin

5 Common Boundary-Setting Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Set boundaries that work without frustration and conflict.

05.03.2025 40

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Sharon Martin

5 Common Boundary-Setting Mistakes and How to Fix Them

05.03.2025 40

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Sharon Martin

How a Therapist Copes With Stress (And You Can, Too)

04.02.2025 40

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Sharon Martin

Living Loss: A Hidden Form of Grief

09.01.2025 20

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Sharon Martin