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Do Discussions Of Soul Mate Parenting Cloud The Real Issues Of Estrangement?
We need space for children to be heard, not fake discussions
excusing parents for not meeting unrealistic relationship expectations
Nov 23, 20243 min read


How narcissistic parents manipulate their children using guilt
Feeling guilty is one of a Scapegoat child's default setting. Alongside shame, fear, and confusion, it's a pretty steady state of being...
May 16, 20233 min read


Playing the Scapegoat in a Narcissistic family's story
When we are Scapegoats in a toxic family system, we have one role. That role is to be the person who takes the blame for anything that...
May 9, 20231 min read


Supercharge your recovery from narcissistic abuse.... with gratitude
Yeah, I know, you've heard it before and seen all the cheesy posts on social media. But there is a reason why gratitude is touted by a...
May 5, 20232 min read


What is a Scapegoat, anyway?
The Scapegoat Club, SGC, came about as I was working through my recovery from an abusive, toxic, highly narcissistic family system....
May 3, 20232 min read


Aren’t You Healed Yet? | Healing After Family Estrangement
Healing, for me, isn’t about erasing pain or rewriting history. It’s about carrying it with kindness. I lost contact with my entire nuclear family. It wasn’t gradual, it wasn’t mutual, and it wasn’t over something small. Just because time has passed doesn’t mean it’s all tidied up. Grief doesn’t have an expiry date.
1 day ago3 min read


When Grandparents Cross The Line
Many grandparents are wise, playful, and loving. But sometimes, the dynamic can go very wrong, especially when the relationship between parent and grandparent is already breaking down. In these cases, grandparents may bypass their adult children entirely and focus solely on the grandchildren. This makes grandkids the new battleground, and can create new tension and resentment with the parents.
Aug 303 min read


Five Lessons I’ve Learned From Family Estrangement
Five years in, I can honestly say: estrangement didn’t just make me “okay.” It made me better than I could have imagined.
It cracked my world open. Without the constant twisting and confusion, I can think clearly. I can breathe. I can trust myself.
Aug 233 min read
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