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6.30 Top Brain Concepts | 2021 Reflection
Today let’s do a broader recap of what seem to have been the best conceptual lessons we picked up in 2021 from the...
6.29 Top 5 Socially Learned Lessons | 2021 Reflection
There's been a looot of learning in this hell-year. If you're experiencing new events, you're putting new data points...
6.10 DECATHECT; Anxious-turns-Avoidant Attachment
Let's talk about the emotional detachment self-preservation tactic known as "Decathecting." You might know it as...
Bite Sized | The Stigma of Covert Abuse [Beware the Nice Guy]
Ready to rethink how you think about your trauma life? Because this is just the bite-sized summary of a much longer...
Stigma of Covert Abuse
Looking a bit long for the casual read? Yeah, this is the transcript to a whole podcast... and I'm thorough. Luckily,...
4.24 Bite Sized | Stigmatizing Covert Abuse
Back with a quick, consumable rundown of the full episode on Abuse Stigma. For the complete recording… uh… click...
✭✭ 4.23 Stigmatizing Covert Abuse [AKA Beware the Nice Guy]
You've probably realized, abuse is a dirty topic not to happily discussed in the public sphere. Victims are blamed....
Fragmented Relationships from Fragmented Selves; Good vs Bad
You know those times when you can’t escape a particular person, place, thing, or idea? Everywhere you go, you hear...
✭✭ 4.15 “Fragmented” Relationships
Expanding on fragmented personality via lessons from Janina Fisher and John Welwood (TMFR recommended authors). One of...