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Mar 21

Keeping Pace

by Amanda Lee
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The world seems to spin faster on some days than on others. We can easily feel caught up in the speed with which other people live their lives, especially when those people judge how we live ours. Being dictated to …

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Mar 14

Asking for Help

by Amanda Lee
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Vulnerability can be scary, especially if we’ve been rejected or attacked when we’ve opened ourselves to others. Many of us seek to build a fortress of protection around ourselves to ward against the threat of attack. We go to extremes, …

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Mar 07

Honesty

by Amanda Lee
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We were taught to keep secrets; forced to live lies. Abusers sought to control us by threatening our welfare. We have been silenced through shame and fear, made to believe lies about ourselves and others. For some of us, the …

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Mar 01

Frequency Waves

by Amanda Lee
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When times are tough it can feel as if the struggle will never end. We ask ourselves, “Will this pain last forever?” Living in unsafe environments, relationships, or situations can cause us to feel trapped. The small child voice in …

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Feb 21

Accomplishments

by Amanda Lee
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Have you ever felt like you weren’t good enough? For many of us, a sense of low self-esteem is a bi-product of abuse. Negative self-talk and comparing ourselves to others can be a form of internal self-mutilation; abusing ourselves by …

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Feb 14

Expressing Anger

by Amanda Lee
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We’ve been taught that we’re not allowed to feel angry. We’re told that if we are angry we’ll harm ourselves or others. We’ve been called names and told we’re crazy and unstable if we’re angry. Societal and cultural norms seek …

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Feb 07

Self-Pity vs Self-Care

by Amanda Lee
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Forgiveness, Mindfulness, Recovery & Trauma, Survivor Daily Reflections, Tips
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Unfulfilled expectations, loneliness, and insecurity can lead to resentments and isolation. Self-pity is an all too familiar feeling for survivors. Maya Angelou wrote, “Self-pity in its early stages is as snug as a feather mattress. Only when it hardens does …

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Feb 01

Body Positive

by Amanda Lee
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Much of our sense of personal beauty can be knotted up in the views of others in our lives, and the beauty myths, comparisons, and marketing in the media. We have been manipulated by both to hand over our power, …

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Jan 25

Present Safety

by Amanda Lee
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We were accustomed to living life on-guard; sentries to our bodies, minds, and spirits. Not knowing when the next abusive episode would come has robbed us of the ability to feel secure when the threat is absent. Most of us …

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Aug 29

Emergency Appeal: Donate to Hurricane Harvey Crisis Relief

by Amanda Lee
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Please support the provision of crisis relief services to rescue workers and gulf coast victims of Hurricane Harvey! Funds will be used to set up a dedicated crisis line, transportation to the affected region, and liaise international organizations and volunteers …

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