You Have Ten Strengths That Will Help You Find Freedom from Emotional Abuse
April 26, 2018
How can a woman harness her strengths to get an emotionally abusive partner OUT of her head so she can find healing and peace?
How can a woman harness her strengths to get an emotionally abusive partner OUT of her head so she can find healing and peace?
Thinking of leaving your emotionally abusive relationship? I left mine several years ago. Here are three things I would do differently.
Emotional abuse is particularly rampant because it flies under the radar and is hard to prove. Women in emotionally abusive relationships can be significantly affected by a simple glance, gesture, or slight change in the tone of voice of her abuser—things that would never be noticed by anyone standing near. Even if you did point it out, others wouldn’t believe it was abusive, not knowing the inside, chronic history of the couple.
When you’ve got a woman of faith trapped for several years in an emotionally and spiritually abusive marriage, you’ve got all the ingredients for a classic case of C-PTSD. Here’s why.
It’s inevitable. People will disapprove of us at times. What is the secret to tolerating this uncomfortable feeling in order to stay true to ourselves?
Getting out of an emotionally abusive relationship is like the seven steps a caterpillar takes before it becomes a butterfly. Let me show you how!
Get the first chapter of my book, Is It Me? Making Sense of Your Confusing Marriage, recommended by therapists. That chapter will help you figure out what’s going on in your marriage.
