Emotional Abuse Manipulative Yelling Name Calling Conned subtle innuendos Gas Lighting Putdowns mean words hateful things Screaming withholding Accusing blaming shaming Condescending Shouting double binds CrAzY mAkInG WaLkInG oN eGgShEllS insinuations lying countering Criticizing Judging trivializing blocking hidden dagger sabotaging Threatening

Broken Hearts Club – Women’s Therapy Group

Have you recently left an abusive relationship? Are you going through a divorce or break-up with a Verbally Abusive person?

Do you suspect that you are in an Emotionally Abusive Relationship?
Have you considered leaving the relationship?
Have you wondered if s/he was a Narcissist?
Do you feel like you are a good person, but your self-esteem is still sinking?
Is s/he nicer to others than s/he is to you leaving you feeling isolated and confused. 

Groups can be great sources of support, healing, and  learning. Dealing with someone who is highly manipulative and controlling can be very confusing. In groups, it is easier to recognize the patterns.

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Goals of Group:
Identify Abusive BehaviorUnderstand Dynamics of Abusive Relationships (so you don’t get trapped by their words)
Respond Effectively to Verbal & other Emotional Abuse
Learn to Set Limits
Learn to be Fair to Yourself
Heal unresolved trauma
Rebuild Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence
Increase Authenticity – Heal Your Echo Archetype
Learn to Recognize Red Flags
Move on with your Life