At some point in your life, you ran into someone with an illness.
The problem is you know and like them. You might even love them. But this thing you don’t understand is causing cracks in your relationship, and it’s hurting you.
You have two choices.
You can leave the relationship or you can find ways to work through it. You just can’t do it alone. That’s why you’re here and I’m glad. It’s a good week to tune in. We’ve got posts on dealing with difficult people, signs you should say goodbye to that toxic person in your life and how to nourish yourself especially when you’re a highly sensitive person.
13 Tips When Dealing with Difficult People
(The Exhausted Woman) – You don’t have to feel alone. If you feel overwhelmed and exhausted from the difficult people in your life revert to this list to gain back control.
Relationships: 12 Ways To Spot Unhealthy Boundaries
(Caregivers, Family & Friends) – After reading this you’ll know for sure whether you should leave that relationship.
Nourishing Your Inner Life As An Introvert or Highly Sensitive Person
(Weightless) – If you feel better in less stimulating environments and are easily affected by others, you owe it to yourself to try this.
What Is Perfectly Hidden Depression?
(Perfectly Hidden Depression) – Following a viral post on the topic, Dr. Margaret Rutherford starts a column on PHD. Find out what you can expect from her new blog.
When Valentine’s Day Stings: For Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse
(The Savvy Shrink) – If you’re on recovery from a narcissist, it’s imperative you protect your emotional health. Here are twelve ways to do so in lieu of the past Valentine’s holiday.
from World of Psychology https://psychcentral.com/blog/best-of-our-blogs-february-16-2018/
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