ParentingfromPsychology Today2 months agoThe Myth That Abusive Parents Were Doing the Best They CouldDenial in abusive families acts as a survival mechanism, helping individuals cope with trauma by avoiding acknowledgment of abuse.
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MindfulnessfromPsychology Today1 month agoTaming Death to Enjoy LifeDenial of death ultimately harms us.Satisfaction in life reduces the shock of mortality.Reflecting on life's purpose can lessen our fear of death.
fromPsychology Today1 month agoCognitive Dissonance Can Impact Ability to Recognize AbuseWhen victims of abuse experience cognitive dissonance, they may ignore the abusive behavior, leading to denial and a reluctance to seek help.Parenting
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