Breaking the Silence: Healing for Adult Children of Alcoholics

A Pixar-style digital illustration showing a young girl with brown hair and large, expressive eyes sitting in a light-filled living room, her face flushed with emotion and sadness. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with soft colors and a cozy setting. In the background, her mother looks distressed, covering her face, and her father is slumped, passed out on the couch. The scene subtly conveys the emotional strain of living with an alcoholic parent, with gentle lighting highlighting the girl’s sorrow and the challenging family dynamics. Keywords: Pixar, digital illustration, young girl, emotional distress, living room, alcoholism, family dynamics, warmth, soft colors, sadness.

If you grew up with an alcoholic parent, you may still feel the effects today, whether or not you’ve ever put a name to it. You might struggle with anxiety, people-pleasing, trust, or relationships that feel like you’re always walking on eggshells. Maybe you’ve wondered: “Why do I feel responsible for everyone else’s emotions?” or […]

Understanding Memory Loss and Childhood Trauma: Why You Can’t Remember Your Early Years

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As a therapist specializing in trauma recovery, I often hear clients express concern about not remembering their childhood. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why can’t I remember my childhood?”, the answer lies in how trauma affects the brain and the body’s protective mechanisms. This post will explore how memory loss and childhood trauma are connected, why […]

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