Why is trauma therapy so important for those who have been hurt in an emotionally abusive relationship? Jill Stenerson explains how trauma occurs and the
Lee Kaufman discusses how early childhood influences on who we are. He examines how factors like geography and in utero develop impact your experience of
Leigh Ann is the Marriage Recovery Center’s Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) Specialist, with extensive training and experience in trauma recovery. She recently sat down
Have you wondered whether you, or someone you know, might have Borderline Personality Disorder? Sharmen talks about the connection between BPD and emotional trauma –
Does every situation feel threatening to you? Do you constantly question your own thoughts and feelings? Do you feel easily overwhelmed, or find yourself withdrawing
We all experience what we call “traumatic events” and our brains and bodies are designed to help us recover from these events. But for some
We’ve been talking about the power of EMDR to help clients overcome trauma and experience freedom from a past or ongoing event that they just
What is brainspotting? Brainspotting is another form of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing). It focuses primarily on the physical effects of trauma and distress, and
One of the severe adverse effects of being in an abusive relationship is that it distorts a person’s sense of self and reality. Narcissists have
Dr. David B. Hawkins, describes how to heal from emotional abuse trauma and begin recovery. In any emotionally destructive marriage, you feel like you are
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