CPTSD

Of course, no two people are ever going to have the exact same experiences; same goes with opinions. What I love; others may not, and vice versa. But when I read Jay Reid’s “Better You Than Me” — it was like he had written my story. I’ll upload a link to that as well. Give this guy a try though (and no — this is NOT a paid/sponsored post).

Therapy with Scapegoat Survivors of Narcissistic Parents: Use Control-Mastery Theory to Know and Do What Works explains how and why children are assigned the scapegoat role in narcissistic families. Adult scapegoat survivors are left with painful beliefs that they are defective and deserve less than others. These clients come to therapy with the hope of freeing themselves from these beliefs. This boo...

Narcissistic and Emotional Abuse, Shattering the Illusion is available on Amazon.

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Moonsoulchild

Never can get enough reminders of the psychological link between mental health and spending time in nature.@

Nurtured by nature Exposure to nature has been linked to a host of benefits, including improved attention, lower stress, better mood, reduced risk of psychiatric disorders and even upticks in empathy and cooperation.

I believe that all of us (to varying degrees) can relate to this post. I certainly know that I can/do.

The worst part of my childhood trauma for me was the mental and emotional abuse. Like a lot of survivors, one of my coping mechanisms was to try to be perfect and never make a mistake, which of course is impossible. For most of my adult life I became very upset and defensive if I ever made a mistake because my conditioning told me I would be humiliated and hurt. www.urnotalonebook.com CPTSD Healing From Complex Trauma and Ptsd/cptsd Gabor Maté CPTSD Foundation Charlamagne Tha God PTSD Child Abuse Survivor

I don’t normally share screenshots of someone else’s post — especially from another site, however, I was deeply moved by this. For us sufferers, there is no “finish line.” Nonetheless, this is as close as it gets.

Neglect can be the worst form of child abuse. Like Queenie, I often felt all alone and like the tv was my only friend. Every child deserves to be loved, nurtured and protected. www.URNotAloneBook.com
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