Abuse Recovery, Entrepreneur, Family, Friends, Quality of Life, Relationships
Disclaimer: For those of you who know me and my work around healing from abuse, please note that this blog is not about clinically abusive people (aka narcissists, sociopaths, or psychopaths). This series on adult bullies is about the other type of difficult people....
Abuse Recovery, Family, Relationships
This political election has divided many friends and family members. Just to get a break from the heated rhetoric, people have had to unfriend their own parents or siblings on social media. Friendships have been severed and tension is present in the workplace. No...
Abuse Recovery, Entrepreneur, Podcasts
I had a wonderful time visiting with Alise Cortez on her radio show: Working on Purpose. To listen to the show: Click HERE A Quest to Improve the Lives of People Who Have Experienced Psychological or Spiritual Abuse Episode Description: “Let’s face it – relationships...
Abuse Recovery, Relationships
It’s frightening when someone crosses the yellow line and drifts into your lane; coming at you head-on. This can apply to driving a car or emotionally. Emotionally? Yes. There are people who don’t know how to stay in their own lane of life and they cross...
Abuse Recovery, Quality of Life, Relationships
Our culture has taught us that only rude people set boundaries or perhaps they are only for people who have spent a lot of time in counseling. We have this belief that in order to be a person who implements boundaries, we must do so in some melodramatic or forceful...
Abuse Recovery, Friends, Relationships
Hi, I am Shannon and I was the Vice-President of the PTA for about 91 days. When I resigned from my elected position on the PTA, it was in the middle of a swirling vortex of snarky emails, biting texts, lots of eye rolling at meetings and an endless amount of gossip...
