The Psychological Aftermath of Unresolved Abuse and Trauma: Vertical Splitting
The Mind Forms Cells That Contain Intense Emotional Experience – Potentially Creating an Insidious Coping Mechanism I. Traumatic Experience Must Be Managed The psychological distress and psychiatric symptoms resulting from exposure to abuse and trauma, especially...
Couples in Crisis: How Couple Therapy Mitigates Stubborn Psychological Defenses
Research indicates that by the time a couple seeks couple therapy and arranges an appointment, the partners have been at war for multiple years on a range of seemingly unresolvable issues (#1). Often a recent event is characterized as a “crisis” that sent the...
A New Challenge in Anger Management: The Rise of Narcissistic Rage
There are actually many different types of anger, each with their own unique psychological origin and nature of presentation. Scientific research (#1) indicates two common causes of anger: (1) ongoing unresolved stress that accumulates and ultimately surpasses what...
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