Narcissistic Parents and Childhood Emotional Neglect

Narcissistic Parents and Childhood Emotional Neglect

Narcissistic parents and childhood emotional neglect can profoundly impact a child’s emotional development and mental health. However, with the right interventions and support, we can begin to break the cycle, and survivors can navigate their way toward healing and resilience. Through understanding, recognition, and appropriate therapeutic interventions, we can mitigate the impact of these issues and provide crucial support to those affected.

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Why We Don’t Talk About Child Abuse and Neglect

Why We Don’t Talk About Child Abuse and Neglect

For many, child abuse and neglect are taboo topics. However, child abuse is a public health issue that weighs on the physical and mental health of survivors. Engaging in honest conversations about child abuse and neglect can help enact collective change. Here’s how you can help raise awareness.

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Learning to Trust Again after Abuse

Learning to Trust Again after Abuse

Child abuse can have a profound and lasting impact on a person’s life, affecting their mental and emotional well-being. Adult survivors of child abuse often struggle to trust others, including family members, friends, and romantic partners, making it difficult to form healthy relationships and lead a fulfilling life. Support and guidance can make it possible to learn to trust again

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Blog Competition- Enter to Win!

Blog Competition- Enter to Win!

Calling all writers, aspiring artists, and industry professionals!
Submit an original 500–600-word blog piece for a chance to be published on our website.

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3 Ways to Teach Kids Self-Care

3 Ways to Teach Kids Self-Care

“Self-care” is a term that gets thrown around a lot, and many even consider it’s a luxury. The truth is, self-care is actually a broad term that encapsulates many essential practices for maintaining good mental health and overall wellness.

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Lori Poland’s Memoir release

Lori Poland’s Memoir release

Of the multiple parenting techniques and philosophies that have evolved — authoritative, attachment, helicopter, neglectful, and permissive — positive parenting is celebrated as a proven way to reduce child abuse. In addition, a growing body of evidence suggests that building the skills necessary for positive parenting helps protect children from violence within the family system.

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Connection Before Correction

Connection Before Correction

Connection Before Correction is positive discipline that focuses on the power of love over lecturing. Children need to feel like they matter and that their voice is heard. Prioritize the relationship before the redirection.

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