Your heart sinks as you read the text, “I’m not in a great place right now. I need you. Please help.” It’s been over a year now. You’ve cut off all ties and contact with your ex, and you’ve finally gained some semblance of mental health. But this … this random text throws you completely […]
Abuse
There are many different types of abuse out there. Abuse can be physical, sexual, mental, emotional, and even spiritual. We all experience some form of abuse in life, and often it leads to a phenomenon known as soul loss.
We write a lot about abuse and how to recover from it. You can read more about abuse in this section.
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19 Signs You Were Raised By a Narcissistic Mother or Father
Learning how to understand and make peace with your childhood is one of the most healing and empowering experiences you could ever go through. As the son of a drug-addicted mother and totally absent father, I know how important it is to come to terms with your parent’s mental illness. When we were children, we […]
Inner Child Work: 4 Healing Techniques to Rediscover Your Original Innocence
No matter how big or small, almost all of us experienced some kind of trauma as children. These traumas could vary from having your favorite stuffed toy thrown in the trash, to being abandoned by your best childhood friend, to being physically or emotionally abused by your parents. Inner child work is a vital component […]
Dear Empaths: 4 Types of Narcissists You May Be Attracting
What is it about narcissists that is so irresistibly attractive? Like moths drawn to flames, us empaths seem to have a penchant for flying head-first into dangerous friendships and soul-sucking relationships that leave us feeling exhausted and unhinged. And yet, over and over again many of us fall into the same trap, often missing the […]
Healing the Mother Wound That Was Inflicted on You as a Child
I want you to take a moment and think about the kind of relationship you had with your mother. What did it look like? How did it feel? Do your thoughts drift to the good times, or do they dwell on the bad times? Our mothers were pivotal players in our development as children and […]