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Dealing With Abuse Memories

Dealing With Abuse Memories

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Emotional & Stress Management

When children are severely physically or sexually abused, they often cope with the abuse through some form of dissociation. Dissociation is on a continuum, from temporarily leaving the body to fragmentation into different parts.

Resentment vs. Forgiveness

Resentment vs. Forgiveness

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Emotional & Stress Management

"I'll never forgive Gary for what he did to me. He doesn't deserve my forgiveness," Carolyn told me in one of our early phone sessions. Carolyn's focus was on whether or not Gary deserved to be forgiven.

Grieving Your Family of Origin

Grieving Your Family of Origin

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Emotional & Stress Management

"I am always craving to be part of a healthy family," said Cathy. "The need feels insatiable. I know that I need to grieve the fact that I didn't have that, and I do. But I can't seem to grieve enough to heal this. How do I heal it? Can I heal it?"

Why Do You Get Angry?

Why Do You Get Angry?

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. Emotional & Stress Management

“Don’t I have a right to get angry when someone hurts me?” asked Allison in one of our phone sessions. Allison had sought me out for counseling because she had discovered that her husband, Jerry, was having an affair.