
Going No Contact with Your Family After Childhood Trauma, Emotional Neglect and Narcissistic Abuse
Here’s What You’ll Find in This Oprah Podcast About Going No Contact with Your Family Going no contact with your family is often a trauma-informed

Here’s What You’ll Find in This Oprah Podcast About Going No Contact with Your Family Going no contact with your family is often a trauma-informed

This podcast episode is about Early Childhood Attachment Relationships and How They Impact Mental Health: An Inconvenient Truth. In a recent episode of The Diary

Learning to recognise our feelings and needs with Non Violent Communication (NVC) is essential for self discovery, trauma recovery and healing from self-destructive behaviours such

Is your child struggling with an eating disorder? Are you in need of guidance so that you can support your child towards recovery? This page

In my counselling and psychotherapy practice working with women, trauma, disordered eating and the trance of unworthiness – it doesn’t take long before the mother-daughter

Whether it is with yourself, with others or in the world – feeling insecure causes much anxiety and suffering. As part of the National Psychotherapy

Are you struggling with infertility? Is your infertility impacting how you feel about your body? Does your infertility (and/or treatment) feel like a trauma to

I recently gave expert comment in the Mamamia article The idea of having children terrifies me. Truly, on a deep level. A 31-year-old married woman has

The Gottman Institute, who provide a researched based approach to strengthening relationships, state in An Open Letter On Porn that ‘Pornography poses a serious threat

Nikki Gemmell started writing After, the day she found out that her mother had ended her own life. Many of the reviews focus on the

I was interviewed on the mother-daughter relationship by the Chief Sub-Editor of CLEO & DOLLY, Ellie McDonald, for her article in CLEO Australia. Here you
Attachment is the latest buzz word in therapy, parenting and relationships – there is a reason for this – the evidence overwhelmingly supports attachment theory

Why love matters: How affection shapes a baby’s brain In Why Love Matters (2004) psychotherapist Sue Gerhardt covers a plethora of research on early parent-baby relationships,
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