by Haley Snipes | Jul 19, 2024
Understanding the intricacies of ADHD, especially its intertwining with rejection sensitivity and attachment trauma, unveils a realm of psychological complexity that impacts not just childhood but can stretch into adulthood. Imagine navigating a world where every stimulus, from the buzz of a lightbulin to the texture of your clothes, fights for your undivided attention. For individuals with ADHD, this is their reality—a world where the brain struggles to filter out the insignificant, making everything overwhelmingly significant. This continuous bombardment of stimuli makes tasks that seem mundane to others feel like climbing a mountain without a harness.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 18, 2024
A trauma bond is a powerful emotional attachment between a victim and an abuser, where the victim rationalizes or justifies the abuse, often blaming themselves or believing the abuse is a sign of love. This bond is a common consequence of complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) and can significantly affect a person’s ability to recognize and escape abusive relationships.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 18, 2024
Trauma in children can manifest in various ways, often mistaken for bad behavior or other conditions like ADHD or bipolar disorder. Understanding the signs of trauma and knowing how to address them can help children feel safe and supported, improving their overall well-being.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 17, 2024
Burnout and secondary trauma are significant issues that can affect anyone, particularly those in high-stress professions such as healthcare, emergency services, and caregiving. Understanding the signs, causes, and ways to manage burnout and secondary trauma is crucial for maintaining your mental and physical health.
by | Jul 17, 2024
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by Haley Snipes | Jul 17, 2024
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) offers a dynamic approach to treating trauma by promoting psychological flexibility and acceptance of difficult emotions. This method enables individuals to engage in valued activities and live a rich and meaningful life despite the presence of pain and fear.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 15, 2024
Navigating through life’s complexities, we often encounter scenarios that challenge our sense of self and our understanding of love, responsibility, and self-worth. These challenges can manifest in patterns of behavior that seem to loop endlessly, pulling us into cycles that are hard to break. One such pattern, deeply rooted in the experiences of many, is the cycle of codependency, which intertwines with the drama or trauma triangle. This cycle is not just a habit but a deeply ingrained response to past traumas, particularly those of abandonment, leading individuals through a continuous loop of rescuing, persecuting, and feeling victimized.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 15, 2024
Codependency is a complex relational dynamic often overshadowed by its connection to addiction but impactful enough to warrant individual attention. It’s characterized by an unhealthy reliance on the behaviors and needs of others to define one’s self-worth and emotional stability. This reliance can make someone feel essential but often at the cost of their own well-being.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 14, 2024
Navigating the path of recovery from codependency involves consistent effort and the application of various practical tools to avoid backsliding. Here, I’ll share strategies and insights that are beneficial for maintaining autonomy and healthy relationships.
by Haley Snipes | Jul 14, 2024
Understanding the intricate web of codependency, Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD), and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can be quite a challenge. These conditions, often rooted in deep-seated trauma and attachment issues, manifest in ways that can profoundly affect individuals’ lives and relationships. At their core, these disorders share commonalities that stem from environments characterized by neglect, abuse, or dysfunction, shaping how individuals view themselves and interact with the world around them.
