Sexual trauma can have a significant impact on how an individual regulates their emotions. Emotional regulation refers to the ability to manage one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in response to...
Trauma can have a profound impact on one's emotional and physical wellbeing, including their ability to establish and maintain healthy relationships. When it comes to cohabitation, individuals who...
To answer this question, let's start by understanding how intimate relationships are formed. They develop when people feel connected to each other through shared values, goals, beliefs, interests,...
The following article will explore how individuals with dysfunction manage their feelings of shame and guilt. We will discuss the different ways that people may cope with these emotions and the...
When someone has been emotionally hurt by a partner, their ability to trust them with their body can be severely damaged. This is especially true when they feel dependent on that person for financial...
Many people experience some form of sexual dysfunction at one time or another, but when it becomes chronic, it can put strain on even the strongest relationship. Partners may feel confused, hurt,...
Trauma can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to regulate their emotions, including their sexual desire and attraction. When an individual experiences trauma, they may become...
Trauma can have a profound impact on how individuals perceive physical closeness in romantic relationships. For some people, past experiences may lead to feelings of distrust, anxiety, and discomfort...
Revisiting the definition of normalcy in dysfunctional relationships
I will explore how partners redefine "normal" in dysfunctional relationships. Normalcy refers to the accepted state of affairs...
Vulnerability is essential for building trust and intimacy between partners who have experienced trauma. It allows them to share their deepest fears, insecurities, and emotions without judgment or...