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Ostracism: Why Does Being Ignored Hurt So Much?
Have you ever felt like you’re invisible, like no one is listening or cares about what you have to say? Being ignored and ostracized can be a painful and isolating experience, especially when it goes on for too long. In this video, I’ll outline the emotional and psychological effects of being shunned and how it can impact our self-worth, relationships, and overall well-being. From feelings of…
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Breaking Free From Toxic Relationships: How To Navigate And Thrive
In my first podcast I talk with Dr Ruth Ann Harpur. She is a clinical psychologist with experience and expertise in relationships, and different personality types. We had a chat about the dynamics that take place in unhealthy, toxic, abusive relationships, some of the obstacles to recovery, the impact of abuse and some ideas to help navigate a better future. This podcast is available on most…
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Spiritual Abuse
Spiritual Abuse is quite an insidious form of coercive control as it is often carried out by a person in a position of ‘moral or religious superiority’, or someone the victims admire and look to for guidance and support. The abuse is often carried out whilst claiming to be either for the victim’s ‘own good’, or for the greater good. It is sometimes referred to a Religious abuse, but is not…
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Energy Vampires
An energy vampire is someone who takes advantage of other peoples good will and kind nature, draining their time, energy and resources and exhausting their patience. They are often self absorbed and can show a lack of critical thinking, self awareness, emotional intelligence or empathy, and leave others mentally and emotionally exhausted. In this video Darren Magee outlines nine different kinds…
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How to Handle the DARVO Method
DARVO is an acronym that stands for deny, attack and reverse victim offender. It’s a very effective tactic for a narcissist as it can confuse the Hell out of their victims and can shame, sometimes even frighten them into silence. So the following are just some ideas that you might find helpful. And as I’ve said in previously, particularly around managing boundaries, whatever you do, it begins…
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The DARVO Method: How Narcissists Avoid Accountability and Blame Victims
What is meant by the term DARVO? Now you might not necessarily be familiar with the term DARVO, but if you are or have been in a relationship or an environment with a narcissistic person you’ll probably recognise it. Narcissistic people often use this in their relationships to control and coerce others. That being said, sometimes you see it used in organisations, cults, movements, to paint…
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Characteristics and Motivations behind People Pleasing
Characteristic and motivations behind People Pleasing via Youtube In this video I look at the common characteristics and behaviours of people pleasers. I’m look at some of the motivations behind those behaviours and the impact those behaviours can have on someone. But to begin with I would like to say that people pleasing is much more than just being kind and considerate or just being nice to…
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Person Centred Counselling
Origins
The person-centred counselling approach to therapy emphasizes the relationship between the therapist and the client. It was developed by a psychologist called Carl Rogers. He had been primarily working with children before turning his attention to working with adults.
Rogers believed that everyone has the need to feel heard, listened to, understood in order to grow. Not necessarily…
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