How Trauma Responses Shape Us as Adults

How Trauma Responses Shape Us as Adults

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What if you got the life you wanted and still feel disconnected?

We were handed a blueprint for what a “good life” is supposed to look like: fall in love, get married, buy the house, have kids, build a career, and stay together. But what happens when you achieve the life you were supposed to want and realize it doesn’t actually feel like yours ...  Show more

What if the person you love isn’t the person you fell in love with anymore?

Being in love and loving someone aren’t always the same thing. Being in love can be about chemistry, longing, fantasy, desire, and the way someone makes you feel. But loving someone asks something harder: can you keep seeing who they actually are as they change? Can you stay curi ...  Show more

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