
Latest Blogs
In these articles, I explore common questions and challenges faced by women healing from domestic abuse, family violence, and trauma. I hope they will provide you with valuable insights and support. If you feel affected by any of the issues discussed, please don't hesitate to reach out for a compassionate consultation.
Writing a Letter to an Estranged Family Member
Writing to someone you’re estranged from can be powerful, but also risky. Here are five reflective steps to help you decide if, when, and how to write a letter.
Attachment Styles After Trauma: Why You Might Not Fit the Labels
Not sure if you're anxious, avoidant, or both? Trauma changes how we connect. This blog unpacks shifting attachment styles, using real-life vignettes and trauma-informed insight.
Emotionally Immature Parents: Their Impact and Breaking the Cycle
Do you feel like the parent in your relationship with your parents? Discover the traits of emotionally immature parents and how to heal and move forward.
Navigating Relationships with Aging Narcissists
Aging narcissists often escalate their behaviour as they lose control, making it even more difficult for their loved ones. Learn how to cope with the emotional fallout, set boundaries, and protect your well-being in the face of narcissistic manipulation.
Your Abusive Ex Is Dating Again. Should You Say Something?
When your abusive ex enters a new relationship, it can stir up fear, guilt, and moral questions. This article explores how to protect others without risking your own safety.
Sadness vs. Depression: Key Differences & When to Seek Help
Sadness is a normal emotion, but depression is something deeper. Learn how to tell the difference, recognise key signs, and know when to seek help.
Understanding Vulnerable Narcissism: Insights from the movie “The Real Pain”
Have you ever felt drained by a relationship where one person’s insecurities always take center stage? Vulnerable narcissists don’t boast, they seek endless reassurance. This post explores their emotional push-pull, using the movie The Real Pain’s as a case study.
Understanding Toxic Shame: Healing the Wounds of Childhood
Toxic shame is more than just feeling guilty. It’s a deep-rooted belief that you are inherently flawed or unworthy. This blog explores how toxic shame develops, its impact on relationships, and the path to healing through self-compassion and therapy.















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