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Tag Archives: relationships
Addicted to love sex and validation
This post delves into the often-unseen world of addiction to love, sex, and validation – exploring how these powerful human drivers can become compulsions, and the silent battles waged by those caught in their grip, yearning for genuine connection amidst a cycle of desperate seeking.
Aftercare and Family Support for Lasting Transformation
Introduction: Understanding the Ripple Effect When a loved one struggles with emotional unmanageability, addiction, or personality disorders, it’s not just their battle – it profoundly impacts the entire family. At the Center for Healing, we recognize the deep pain and confusion these challenges create. We offer comprehensive Aftercare and Family Support for Lasting Transformation, designedContinueContinue reading “Aftercare and Family Support for Lasting Transformation”
HOW TO USE FEELINGS APPROPRIATELY
You see the truth always wills out. Knowing how we really feel and how to use feelings appropriately is essential to our mental health and sanity.
Couples Relationships and Codependency
Learn about codependency, relationships and the hierarchies you perhaps never knew about in your own relationships.
How to face your fears
Fear is a funny thing. Scary movies your thing? What about being alone and in the dark at home? Do you ever worry someone is in the house, following you or listening from the shadows? Fear has so many faces that it is hard to even define it. Learn how to face your fears.
Create boundaries through healing
If you have difficulty saying no, override your needs to please others, or are bothered by someone who is demanding, controlling, criticizing, pushy, abusive, invasive, pleading, or even smothering you with kindness, it’s your responsibility to speak-up. To create boundaries through healing one needs to understand what co-dependence is
LETTING GO OF NEGATIVE AND OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS AFTER A BREAK UP
A relationship break can play havoc on our emotions. The ultimate goal of treating obsessive thoughts is to “get out of your head” and into your life.
Depression and Wellness Center 