Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
We’re often taught that restoring a relationship is what heals us. There are dynamics where never having to see the person again is the healthiest end result. If you relate to those words this is your reminder you don’t owe an explanation for the ways you’ve been hurt.
Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
Quite often the scapegoat is the empath or highly sensitive person who has the ability and strength to vulnerably express an authentic hunger for change. This is often the most unwelcomed temperament in a toxic system, familial or other.
Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
Codependency can manifest itself in so many different ways, and is often misunderstood as only existing in relationships involving addiction. What are some ways you have seen codependency display itself?
🖼: @sitwithsharon 👏
#codependentnomore #socialworkersheal
Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
“I felt freer with my patients and they seemed to be freer with me, going places we hadn’t ventured to before."
In today's @washingtonpost, I wrote about the intimacy of online #therapy during #coronavirus washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
Replying to @SitWithSharon
@SitWithSharon her observations on codependency & narcissism.
Sharon Peykar, LCSW retweeted
"We learn about relationships as children from the quality of relating we experience with our parents. As adults, we recreate what we've learned."
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#attachmenttrauma
#innerchild
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