Emotional Abuse Coach
You’re exhausted from over-functioning and managing everything to make it all seem okay. You feel very much alone. Your friends don’t understand. You feel you are the only one who understands you. I understand because I’ve been there. And sometimes the first step in healing is feeling validated and knowing that you are not crazy. I hope this podcasts helps you normalize your reality.
My website: www.emotionalabusecoach.com
My Instagram: @emotionalabusecoach
My email: [email protected]
Double Speak: When Coercive Control Hides Behind "Concern"
“You’re the Only One Who Has a Problem With Me”
When Everything Feels Like a Misunderstanding
How to Document DARVO in Family Court
When the Court Feels Like the Abuser: Family Court Awareness Month and the Fight for Safety
DARVO in Divorce — When the Abuser Becomes the “Victim”
When You Become the Villain in Their Story
How Do I Stop Craving Them? And Have They Really Changed?
Abusers Don’t See Themselves as Abusers
You’re Not Crazy—You’re Trauma Bonded
False Accountability and the Control Behind It
You Can’t Talk to Your Lawyer Like They’re Your Friend
What I Learned from Loving a Narcissist (Even Though It Nearly Broke Me)
High-Conflict Divorce and Co-Parenting
Inside the Trauma Bond: Why I Couldn’t Leave (and How I Finally Did)
Craving Relief: Why Trauma Bonds Feel Impossible to Break
How to Work With Me: Coaching, Courses, and What’s Ahead
The Cycle of Sexual Coercion
The “Nice” Version Isn’t Proof They’ve Changed
From Love Bombing to Losing Myself — and Finding My Way Back
Am I Overreacting?
When It Was Never About Change: Understanding the Psychology Behind Cluster B Abuse
Breaking the Trauma Bond
Healing a Trauma Bond: The Power You Still Have
Whose Shame Are You Carrying? How Abusers Offload Pain to Avoid Accountability
Why Abusers Believe Their Own Lies with Paul Colaianni
When You’re Not Allowed to Be Human: A Journal Entry from Inside the Cycle of Abuse
The Abuse That Didn’t Look Like Abuse
The Manipulation I Didn’t See—Until I Did
Mapping Your Specific Cycle of Abuse