Get Out Get Love - Redefining recovery from abusive relationships’ Post

"Postpartum infidelity with mothers-in-law is an alarming issue on the rise, affecting new families during one of the most vulnerable times. Explore the emotional and psychological challenges faced by new mothers and families in this delicate period. Discover insights and advice on how to navigate postpartum relationships and strengthen family bonds amidst growing concerns. #PostpartumInfidelity #FamilyRelationships #MotherhoodChallenges #MarriageSupport"

To professionals supporting individuals who endured childhood abuse in institutional settings: please consider the impact of your words. Before a new client leaves, feeling misunderstood, rejected, or let down, take a moment to reflect on the power of certain terms and phrases. We as victims often carry profound sensitivities that affect our trust and willingness to engage. Let's communicate with compassion and understanding to foster healing and build meaningful connections. Remember to use the word empathy only if you have been there yourself. #ChildhoodAbuse #TraumaRecovery #InstitutionalAbuse #ProfessionalSensitivity #MentalHealthAwareness #EmpathyInPractice #SupportingVictims #SocialWork #TherapeuticSupport #EmpatheticCommunication

When a child is being abused dissociation takes away the most painfully overwhelming parts of the experience and "puts it on ice" in our bodies until it's the right time to thaw. It's as if the experiences of betrayal and harm didn't happen at all, or barely happened. These moments were real but not in a way we can process until we are out of harms way. We can't process what we don't remember, and that's why addressing dissociation in trauma treatment is so critical. Once the thawing begins to occur, in the presence of safe and consistent enough others, all the painfully overwhelming parts of being abused start to come back in true color and form. The availability and consistency of safe people helps us release the dissociative protection. We can't process terror and abandonment alone, it would swallow us. Grieving comes more naturally when you stop dissociating. You see your vulnerability and innocence and that fact that none of the harm had anything to do with you, but with the ones doing the harming. That helps people release shame and heal. #healingfromtrauma #healingfromdissociation #healing #cptsd #childabuse #childhoodabuse #chiacgotraumatherapists #chicagotrauma #developmentaltrauma #healingjourney #abusesurvivor #csecsurvivor #childpornsurvivor #traffickingsurvivor #Physicalabuse #emotionalabuse #sexualabuse #neglect

Somehow, #MentalHealth is something still whispered about in the back rooms of society. My friend Shoshanna Tanner, J.D., LL.M. is putting her dancing feet where her mouth is, by supporting NAMI's efforts to increase available supports for those in need of them. If you're interested in learning more about her latest efforts, or how to help shine the proverbial light into the darkness, check her out here: https://lnkd.in/ejDNPkmC

💔 Emotional abuse isn’t always visible, but its impact runs deep. It can look like constant criticism, silent treatments, or subtle manipulation—anything that chips away at self-worth and peace of mind. It often disguises itself as "concern" or "just kidding," leaving behind confusion and self-doubt. 🌫️ Emotional abuse thrives on control, aiming to reshape how we see ourselves and how we feel about the world. It makes us question our value and often isolates us from those who care. Recognizing it is the first step to breaking free. ✨ Healing starts by reclaiming our voices and re-learning to trust our own feelings. You deserve relationships that build you up, respect your boundaries, and celebrate who you are. 💪🏽💖 #EmotionalAbuse #MentalHealthMatters #Isaynomore #Prevention #friends #Family #Protection #YoDigoNoMas #YDNM 

💡Did you know up to 30% of adult daughters feel their moms didn't show them love?🤔 This article looks into the toxic patterns that hurt the mom and daughter bond. Not getting enough love and respect from mom can really hurt a daughter's feelings. It can make her feel bad about herself and scared of getting close to others. Many daughters face these problems, but each situation is different. The way these issues show up can tell us a lot about their difficult mother daughter relationship. Some moms ignore their daughters or try to control them. Others don't show much emotion or argue a lot. We'll look at all these ways these problems can happen. Knowing about these can help you deal with your own relationship. Are you ready to learn more about the complex issues between mothers and daughters? Let's start! Click on the link in bio to read our full blog post or to schedule a free 15 minute meet & greet with one of our therapists for more support! #healthyrelationship #motherdaughterrelationship #toxictraits #therapy #motherdaughter #therapyiscool #therapyiscool #healthyrelationships #mentalhealth #selfhelp #stpetersburg #mentalhealthmatters #DTSP

Leaving an abusive relationship is the start of your journey out of abuse and back to YOU. The quote in this post is from a letter sent to us by a Get Out Get Love user, one who had left their abuser many years before but was still struggling with the after effects of that abuse. Get Out Get Love is designed specifically to support your long term recovery from abuse, combining psychological and therapeutic expertise with lived experience. It guides you to leave behind the impact of abuse whether you have just left, left many years ago or or thinking about leaving. Find out how to start your voyage back to YOURSELF: https://lnkd.in/e8P9iH5B #domesticabuse #domesticabuserecovery #domesticabusesurvivor #recovery #getoutgetlove

Breaking the Cycle of Anger: Healing Together Growing up in an angry household can perpetuate resentment and conflict. In this video, we explore how our children's anger issues stem from our environment and how we can learn to foster a more peaceful home together. Let's break the cycle of anger! #AngerManagement #HealingEmotions #FamilyDynamics #BreakTheCycle #MentalHealthMatters #ParentingTips #EmotionalWellness #CounselingSupport #PeacefulLiving #SelfImprovement

You (yes, you) need to read this…even if you’re not in an abusive situation. You need to know where the line is between giving grace and accepting abuse, so you can help a friend or family member recognize it. Being in a relationship with someone who scares or hurts you is so tough. Know that you are not alone at this line between grace and abuse. If you or someone you love needs support, we're here 24/7. Call 1-800-799-SAFE. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Xvn4Ym #EndAbuse #HealthyRelationships

#article Discovering that a loved one is in an abusive relationship can be heart-wrenching and overwhelming. You may feel helpless, unsure of what to say or do, and fearful for their safety. Supporting someone in an abusive relationship requires patience, empathy, and knowledge of the right steps to take. This article will guide you through understanding the dynamics of abuse, recognizing the signs, offering support, and helping your loved one find safety and healing. Learn how to support loved ones in abusive relationships with practical advice, resources, and strategies to help them find safety and healing. #SupportSurvivors #EndDomesticViolence #AbuseAwareness #HelpLovedOnes #SafetyFirst #HealingJourney #BreakTheCycle #EmpowerChange #CommunitySupport #StopAbuse #HealingThroughLove https://lnkd.in/gN_Ncaf7