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Traits of Emotional Abuse
Traits of Emotional Abuse
Traits of Emotional Abuse
Monday 8th March 2021
Join Dr. Rick Marks and Angelia Savage as they explore emotional abuse traits, offering advice on recognizing and escaping harmful patterns.
57 minutes
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Healing Relationships
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Relationships & Community
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking Emotional Abuse: Dr. Rick Marks' Insights on Healing and Growth
Emotional abuse is often overlooked and misunderstood. Understanding the traits of emotional abuse is the first step towards healing and breaking free from it.
Ever wondered what emotional abuse really looks like? Dr. Rick Marks and Angelia Savage tackle this challenging topic head-on in this eye-opening episode of 'RelateWell'. They explore the subtle yet damaging traits of emotional abuse, offering a compassionate look at how it affects individuals and relationships. Drawing from Dr. Rick's own experiences and professional expertise, the duo provides practical advice for recognizing and escaping these harmful patterns. Emotional abuse isn't always obvious, and that's what makes it so insidious. Dr.
Rick and Angelia break down the signs to watch out for, helping listeners understand the emotional and psychological toll it can take. They also delve into the concept of emotional intelligence, emphasizing its crucial role in both personal and professional settings. Toxic behavior at work can be just as damaging as it is at home, affecting staff morale and client relationships. One of the standout moments in this episode is Dr.
Rick's discussion on the permanency of love versus the fleeting nature of being 'in love'. He explains that while the initial rush of emotions might fade, choosing to love someone is a lasting decision that can help navigate tough times. This perspective is not only refreshing but also empowering for anyone looking to build stronger, more resilient relationships.
The episode also introduces the 'four protectors of relationships', a set of tools designed to foster a sense of unity in marriages, families, and workplaces. These protectors are essential for creating an 'us' mentality that promotes healthy and mature connections. If you or someone you know is dealing with emotional abuse, this episode offers a lifeline. It’s packed with actionable insights and heartfelt advice aimed at helping listeners break free from toxic cycles and move towards healing.
Tune in for a thoughtful and supportive discussion that could make all the difference.