Following up on last episode: When are we softening towards ourselves in compassion... vs. self-victimizing? There's a...
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Following up on last episode: When are we softening towards ourselves in compassion... vs. self-victimizing? There's a...
It's the public summary of our work from the past month! The filthiest words: love yourself. 🤮 Why does trauma create...
"I fucked up and I'm sorry." Let's talk about how NOT to use the self-defense episodes - which I fear I may have been...
"whoops that's a trauma thought." -all of us. Logical fallacies, overgeneralizations, B&W rulings, toxic...
Followup post! How can we combat the brain's tendency to willfully protect itself while maintaining a...
Back to compassionate understanding and acting in the face of immature self-defense mechanisms! A few additions to...
Short and snappy, let's talk about Projective Identification. It's more than "Projection," it's a clusterfuck of...
Short and snappy, let's talk about Projective Identification. It's more than "Projection," it's a clusterfuck of...
Let's start working our way through the self-defense mechanisms that define our relationships and lives. First up, the...
Let's start working our way through the self-defense mechanisms that define our relationships and lives. First up, the...
"Dr. Ramani says there's no such thing as Healthy Narcissism." EXACTLY FUCKER! Let's clear up what's been throwing...
So oftentimes in this weird role I find myself in, I also find myself wondering “are my words working?” With such an...
This podcast episode explores the concept of vulnerable narcissism and its relationship to trauma recovery. It discusses how recovery resources like time, space, and energy can be misused, potentially leading to the development of narcissistic traits. The episode examines the characteristics of vulnerable narcissists, including their tendency towards negative time orientation and manipulative behaviors, and how these traits may stem from unresolved trauma.
This podcast episode explores the challenges trauma survivors face in forming close relationships. It discusses how past experiences create fears around vulnerability, intimacy, and trust, leading to isolation and loneliness. The episode examines the internal conflicts and self-protective behaviors that can sabotage connections, offering insights into the complex dynamics of relationships for those with PTSD or complex trauma.
Hey MFs! Hope March went out like a lamb for you... and thanks, always, for being here! Here's yer workbook for pt I...