By teaching those who are being emotionally abused how to help themselves and those who are being emotionally abusive how to stop abusing, The Emotionally Abusive Relationship offers the expert guidance and support you need.
If you never say no, need everyone to like you, and fear rejection, you might be a textbook people pleaser. While you enjoy being the person everyone leans on and trusts to get things done, you’re neglecting your own needs. If you don’t change your ways soon, you’re headed straigh...
In psychological terms, people with this trait are sometimes classified as beingcodependent(which refers to a relationship where one person loses their sense of independence and believes they need to tend to the other),sociotropic(which is a tendency to place an irrational amount of value on rela...
Soon teams all over the San Jose schedule decided to forfeit their matches, but also never gave an official reason why. So today, ahead of the Mountain West Conference Tournament, Katie Barnes joins us to quiet the noise and turn up the conversation on a team from San Jose that just ...
How you can support someone who is in an abusive relationship Knowing how to recognize an unhealthy relationship — and help the person who’s in it — isn’t always easy or straightforward. Educator Katie Hood and community advocate Karen Mason share their advice for what you can do. Busin...
How to stop being controlling Challenge the fear.Since controlling behaviors are fueled by fear, we need to understand exactly what we’re afraid of and determine if it’s realistic: What are you afraid will happen if you can’t control this situation or person?
had positive, or at least harmless, experiences. However, a darker side of these applications has also emerged, sometimes veering into abusive, criminal, and even violent content; reports over the past year have revealed chatbots that have encouraged users to commitsuicide,homicide, andself-harm....
“If you are in a boardroom where somebody is being treated unfairly and they feel uncomfortable because of the treatment that they’re receiving, being able to stand up for that person or correct it in the moment is really important.” But talking to your manager is also an important ...
Colloquially speaking, reactive abuse is the act of pushing another person to the brink. It's the process of causing someone “to snap” or “lash out.” In most cases, reactive abuse victims (the people being pushed) mirror their adversaries' tactics. ...
16 Ways To Stop Obsessing Over Someone When you decide that you need to stop obsessing over someone who doesn’t reciprocate your feelings, you’ve made a step in the right direction. Even if this person has feelings for you, your obsessive thoughts might have turned from “being in love...