If you’ve spent any time around recovery spaces, you’ve probably heard some version of this: “It’s not really about the substance. It’s about what the substance is doing for me.” That idea can be frustrating at first, especially when addiction has become so...
What Is Relationship PTSD? Relationship PTSD develops when you experience trauma from intimate partner abuse. This psychological condition emerges from the deep wounds inflicted by someone you trusted, loved, or depended on. The trauma reshapes how you view yourself,...
What Is Trauma Bonding? Trauma bonding is an unhealthy emotional attachment that forms between you and someone who causes you harm. This psychological phenomenon occurs when an abuser creates a powerful connection through a repetitive pattern of mistreatment followed...
Understanding Complex PTSD Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) is a specific psychological condition that develops from being exposed to traumatic situations repeatedly and for a long time. Unlike regular PTSD, which usually comes from a single traumatic event like a car accident...
Partying Addiction: Recognizing the Signs and Seeking Help You might wonder if your weekend plans have evolved into something more concerning. The line between social celebration and partying addiction can blur quickly, leaving you questioning whether your nightlife...
