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I Had a Great Time – Thanks for Asking

By Kathy Broady MSW 43 Comments

. *** trigger warning for dissociative trauma survivors *** The collage and the material discussed in this blog is emotionally intense and could be triggering.  Please be sure that you are in a safe place before reading further. . Trauma survivors with dissociative identity disorder often have to live a double life.  There is the public face, full of pretty smiles and general surface chatter that says “I’m fine”, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Artwork, Depression, DID Education, DID/MPD, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Domestic Violence, emotional pain, Physical Abuse, Self Injury, sexual abuse, Therapy Homework Ideas, Trauma, trauma therapist Tagged With: AbuseConsultants.com, Amnesiac Barrier, Amnesiac Wall, Anxiety, Confusion, Dallas TX, Date Rape, Denial, Depression, DID / MPD, DID Artwork, DID Survivor, dissociative disorders, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Dissociative Survivors, Dissociative System, Dissociative Wall, Domestic Violence, DV, emotional pain, Fear, Flashback, Guilt, Healing from Abuse, Healing Process, Hiding your pain, I'm fine., Internal System, Kathy Broady, Memory Work, PTSD, Resolving Trauma Issues, Sadness, Self Destruction, Self Injury, sexual abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexually Abused Children, Sexually Abused Women, Shame, SI, This can't be real, Trauma Survivor, trauma therapist, Trauma Therapy

Land of the Free?

By Kathy Broady MSW 9 Comments

For folks in the USA, it’s the July 4th holiday weekend.  Barbecues, picnics, swimming parties, and fireworks are happening all over the country.  Red, white, and blue stars and stripes are visible in every direction.  It’s a fun holiday – most people are in festive moods.     The point of the Independence Day holiday is to celebrate freedom.  It’s about being free, living in a land that is free, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Compulsive Hoarding, Depression, DID Education, DID/MPD, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Domestic Violence, emotional pain, mental health, Physical Abuse, Ritual Abuse, Therapy and Counseling, Trauma, trauma therapist Tagged With: Anorexia, Anxiety, BMI Scale, Bulemia, Categories of Weight, Child Abuse, Compulsive Hoarding, Creating Freedom, Date Rape, Depression, DID / MPD, DID Survivor, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Domestic Violence, DV, Eating Disorders, emotional pain, Family Violence, Fear of People, Fear of public places, Fears, Feeling Trapped, Freedom, Healing, Hiding in the corner, Hoarders, Hoarding: Buried Alive, Human Trafficking, Incest, Independence Day, Independent Thinking, Invisible Jail, July 4th, Kathy Broady, MC, Mind Control, Obese, Obesity, Obesity Table, Obsessions, OCD, Ongoing Abuse, Organized Abuse, Prostitution, RA, Risks of Violence, Ritual Abuse, Sex Slavery, Therapy Process, TLC, Trapped, Trauma, Trauma Survivor, trauma therapist

Who Really Did It? Re: Teen Dating Abuse

By Kathy Broady MSW 12 Comments

The advertising for General Hospital's segment on teen violence / teen dating abuse** caught my attention.  I decided I would check out this "Must See Week!" since the topic is such an important one, especially after all the media coverage of the Chris Brown / Rhianna abusive incident.  Today's teenagers do need to know about domestic violence issues, and I was hoping that General Hospital would do the topic … [Read more...]

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Externalizing Responsibility vs. Internalizing Responsibility

By Kathy Broady MSW 19 Comments

  Externalizing Responsibility What an interesting phrase. Externalizing responsibility is when someone fails to accept personal responsibility for the messes they make or for the problems they cause.  It is also failing to accept personal responsibility for the situations they find themselves in. Internalizing responsibility is personally taking on the responsibility for what happens (in the past, present, … [Read more...]

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