Category Archives for Moving on after No Contact

5 EFT Benefits in Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

If you have been the victim of a narcissist in your life, you may be carrying deep wounds and trauma. EFT for narcissistic abuse recovery can help heal these wounds, and it’s easy and drug-free. EFT

Are you wasting your life? This six-point checklist will tell you

The average human lives for 27,000 days. A third of that time is spent sleeping. This leaves you with the scary amount of just 18,000.  Can you afford to waste even one more minute? Are you making the

4 Examples of What a Genuine “I’m Sorry” Looks Like

Nothing is worse than a fake apology.  Except perhaps being in a relationship with someone whose apologies have become absurd…laughable, even.  You know what I mean, those fake apologies that either

How to Reverse Learned Helplessness after Narcissistic Abuse

“I feel hopeless”… It seems like more and more people are dealing with feelings of helplessness. Not only are more people struggling with these feelings, but they’re also dealing with

8 ‘Nope’ Scenarios for Maintaining No Contact

Do Narcissists Suck at Tickling?

by Ven Baxter Tickling requires empathy. It’s a psychological game (in a positive sense). One can’t tickle oneself; tickling requires a partner and, like most human interactions, when done the “right”

Addicted to Researching Narcissism: 5 Signs to Look Out for After a Break Up

While all relationships have their ups and downs, a relationship with a narcissist can be particularly tumultuous. To cope with the extreme emotional trauma of this kind of emotional abuse, your body activates

How to Maintain Modified Contact on Father’s Day

What’s it like to maintain Modified Contact? It’s exciting and terrifying at the same time. You know you were meant to do more with your life than being stuck in a marriage or relationship

5 Tips to Master Self-Discipline While Going No Contact

One of the greatest gifts you can give yourself when detaching from a toxic relationship is learning to master the art of self-discipline. Learning how to tell yourself no is an important step to becoming