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Life after an abusive relationship

How to deal with false accusations from your ex

How to deal with false accusations from your ex

You don't have to put up with false accusations from your ex. If you have an abusive ex, you'll know what I'm talking about—mind-bending emails accusing you of things you've never done. Or messages accusing your family members of things that never happened. Sometimes...

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The Formula For Dealing With a Narcissist

The Formula For Dealing With a Narcissist

When someone understands the formula for dealing with a narcissist, it can be a life-changing moment. My neighbor, who’s in her mid 60s, had a major operation recently. I drove her to have her dressing changed. On the way, we got talking about the work I do. “You...

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Addicted To Drama? How To Break the Drama Cycle

Addicted To Drama? How To Break the Drama Cycle

Are you an abuse survivor who's addicted to drama? Do you waste your time and energy on people who disrespect you, or seek out situations that stress you out and outrage you? Drama addiction is a form of emotional dependency that stems from unresolved trauma and low...

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Hope After an Abusive Relationship

Hope After an Abusive Relationship

11 years ago, I walked out of an abusive relationship and a 22-year marriage. I'd only been in Canada 2 years, and my husband called my mom in Ireland, saying "Rina will end up on your doorstep." I'd left an abusive relationship but I was homeless. I had no income to...

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Avoiding Allegations of Alienation

Avoiding Allegations of Alienation

If you're in a custody battle with an abusive, toxic ex, here's one shell game you need to avoid. I'm talking about when the abusive parent accuses their victim of "parental alienation". This can happen in all relationships, whether the abuser is male or female, and...

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Why Does My Ex Accuse Me of Things I Haven't Done?

Why Does My Ex Accuse Me of Things I Haven't Done?

Ever found your ex accusing you of things you haven't done? Here's why that happens. Abusers with narcissistic tendencies will do anything to avoid acknowledging their own inner shame. They use unconscious psychological strategies to protect their ego from anxiety,...

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