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Rebuilding Your Truth: Aftermath of Emotional Manipulation

8/24/2021

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By: Cassandra Nordal, PR & Marketing Manager
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​When I used to hear “emotional manipulation,” I’d usually think of a five-letter word that I despise - abuse. Four years later – I now think of myself.

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Battling Body Shaming from a Loved One

2/22/2021

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By: Cassandra Nordal
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​The mental weight of body shaming can be heavy.

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EMDR & Trauma

12/14/2020

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By: Seija Grant, MEd CP, RP
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This season of Grey's Anatomy focuses on various mental health-related issues and topics along with their biggest battle since the loss of Mc Dreamy, the Covid-19 Pandemic. Specifically, we watch Joe struggle during some flashback episodes where EMDR is used to process her complex trauma. So what exactly is EMDR?

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How to Deal with Adult Bullying

7/17/2020

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By: Kristen Sohlman, MACP, RP
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The definition of bullying is to seek harm, to intimidate, to threaten, or to coerce.  Bullying is often thought of as an issue that only happens to children and teenagers.  The fact of the matter is that bullying can happen at any age or at any point in one’s life.  What remains the same?  Bullying is not alright at any age.

Whether you are experiencing physical, material, verbal, passive-aggressive or even cyber bullying as an adult, here are some things to consider.

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Men Can Be Sexually Assaulted Too

2/24/2020

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By Kelly Graham, MSW, RSW
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*This article primarily uses examples from female on male sexual violence, but the reality of sexual assault is that it applies to all genders, all ages, and all ethnicities. 

​1 in 6 men will experience sexual violence in their lifetime. While it seems obvious that anybody can be a target of sexual violence, male survivors face a different kind of stigma.
 
Just like with most sexual violence, the survivor knows the perpetrator the majority of the time. Men can be hurt by their partners, friends, parents, teachers or employers, acquaintances, anybody.
 
Just like with mental health, men are more likely to stay silent and not seek help. They may feel embarrassed, ashamed, or fear the response they will get. While many women sadly know the victim-blaming responses that are met with reporting a sexual assault, men face similar ones.

​People may think that they should’ve stopped it, or that they are “weak" because it happened. They say that they should just “man up" and get over it, without realizing the devastating effects that sexual violence has on a person.

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What is Digital Abuse?

10/28/2019

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Digital abuse should be taken as seriously as any other type of abuse.
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𝒷𝓎 Kelly Graham, MSW, RSW

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