Caregiver PTSD (particularly for family caregivers) is a prevalent mental health condition that impacts many people who are caregivers for elderly relatives, terminally ill relatives
All grief is traumatizing. Whether the death of a loved one is expected (such as a long-term illness) or whether it was out of the
As many people will attest, living with an alcoholic is no easy feat. People who live with alcoholics or those with substance abuse problems get
Experiencing trauma, especially during childhood, significantly increases the risk of health problems including but not limited to chronic lung, heart, and liver disease, depression, sexually transmitted
The term ”boundaries” often strike feelings of ambivalence because, for many people, the act of boundary setting very often gets viewed as controlling. Silvy Khoucasian
In the field of mental health, there are plenty of terms used to describe a reaction or sensation to something, mainly when a traumatic or
We’ve all heard of the term ”toxic positivity” at some point in our lives – likely through social media features, mainstream news and everything in
Within the psychology community – several attachment style theorists have, over the years, conducted a range of studies and hypotheses around attachment development and attachment
Having difficult conversations is never easy – this is especially true for the people we love, particularly when we suspect they may have a problem
