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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Path to Inner Child: Feel More, Think Less
I’m rational. I might even say I’m TOO rational, if I rationally believed there was such a thing as too much reason. However, I’ve been noticing in my recovery process that I comfortably wrap myself up in rational, reasonable, logical … Continue reading
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The Codependency Chronicles
Last week in group, we learned about the Karpman Drama Triangle. There is some fascinating background on the origin and uses of the triangle, but for the purposes of this blog post (because it might go on forever and never … Continue reading
Assertive communication and the desired outcome
Last week, in group, we learned about assertiveness (the positive space between passive and aggressive) and the cost of communicating without it. It didn’t look exactly like this, but the general gist is the same: It was an excellent learning … Continue reading
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Be the change
I vaguely remember a discussion in what must have been an English Literature or Comp class, about physically abused kids and their options growing up. Most of us assumed that when abused children grow up, they become the opposite of … Continue reading
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Tagged depression, Eating disorder, healing, self acceptance, self esteem
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