Dana S DiazIn yet another answer to why women stay in abusive relationships, we delve into ways abusers use blame and shame to trap victims in abusive relationships. We also look at the brain's translation of the blame into truth and how victims can break free.
Dana S DiazAbuse isn’t always visible. It begins with subtle control, manipulation, and emotional diminishment—long before it escalates to violence. And abusers often hide behind polished public personas, making it harder for victims to be believed.
Dana S DiazPeople rarely choose suicide because they “want to die.” More often, they choose it because they don’t know how to keep living with the pain they carry. Self-improvement gives them a different option; and modeling it saves lives.
Dana S DiazSeptember holds a powerful dual reminder: it’s Suicide Awareness & Prevention Month and Self-Improvement Month. These deeply connected topics invite us to be aware of ourselves and others, so that we may all rise from the depths of our pain.
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