2026年– date –
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The Parent Who Apologizes, and the Parent Who Does Not
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“Parents and Children Always Understand Each Other” — The Myth That Isolates Abuse Survivors
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Don’t Be Misled by “I’m Struggling” — How Support Workers Can Tell Distress from Maladjustment
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Why You Can’t Say No — The Gift You Never Received: Boundaries
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Why You Don’t Know What You Want — The Gift You Never Received: A Sense of Self
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Why You Can’t Trust People — The Gift You Never Received in Childhood
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Mothers Raised in Abuse — Their Unspoken Struggles and How Supporters Can Recognize Them
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The “Intergenerational Cycle of Abuse” Is Misunderstood — Survivors Are Not Destined to Repeat the Past
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What Is the Difference Between Abuse and “Discipline”? Understanding Where the Line Really Is
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Why People Believed “Abuse Always Cycles” — And What the Research Actually Shows
