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Caroline’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Caroline’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Being able to help others with your words.
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A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
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A Journey to Healing After Emotional Abuse
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Farming by Natureculture: The (Im)Possible Way
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SPEAK Magazine: August 2019
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How Can I Know If I Am the Abusive One?
Hello! Today I’d like to tackle a question I often hear from my clients. They wonder who is the abusive one? Them or their partner? Because abusers are so adept at shifting the blame for their actions to their partner, survivors often wonder if THEY are the abusive one.
Below I am sharing a recent post by Domesticshelters.org that addresses this question beautifully. If you have never heard of
Read more of this blog post »
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Hauntingly beautiful The story starts with the woman fighting her memories and herself and ends with her realizing it is ok to love others. Beautiful |
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Gentle and sweet Lovely. A sweet, happy story without all the back and forth of typical romances. I enjoyed the idea of moving to a French village. |
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Lovely and fun What a sweet short story! So fun to see how “ coincidence” and love can work together to heal 3 people |
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unique plot line Wow! What a unique plot line! In the 1000s of books I’ve read I’ve never read anything about Woodstock. I had no idea the conditions were so poor.. no food or bathrooms, getting rained on…not my idea of a fun time. |
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A good fast read This could easily have been a full novel, but very fun as a quick short story. I really enjoyed it |
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Lovely A sweet love story with very real but fallible characters and an interesting back story. I would definitely recommend it |
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| This book was too triggering for me to read. The narcissistic mother was just too evil and reminded me of things I didn’t need to remember. | |
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“Perhaps you expected to feel great as soon as you escaped your abuser, and maybe you did feel a great sense of relief for a while. However, as time has passed, you may be dismayed by the extent of your emotional pain.”
― A Journey to Healing After Emotional Abuse
― A Journey to Healing After Emotional Abuse
“Leaving - and healing from - an abusive relationship is extremely stressful. Your body may show the signs of the stress. While dealing with your emotions may make sense to you, you may neglect your physical health, not realizing how much your physical health affects your emotional and spiritual health.”
― A Journey to Healing After Emotional Abuse
― A Journey to Healing After Emotional Abuse
“A pastor who counsels an abuse victim to:
- Submit to her husband
- Pray harder, or
- Be a better wife
can't help her. She should not feel guilty about looking elsewhere for help.”
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
- Submit to her husband
- Pray harder, or
- Be a better wife
can't help her. She should not feel guilty about looking elsewhere for help.”
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
“In a verbally abusive relationship, the partner learns to tolerate abuse without realizing it and to lose self-esteem without realizing it. She is blamed by the abuser and becomes the scapegoat. The partner is then the victim.”
― The Verbally Abusive Relationship: How to Recognize It and How to Respond
― The Verbally Abusive Relationship: How to Recognize It and How to Respond
“Verbal abuse by its very nature undermines and discounts its victim’s perceptions.”
― The Verbally Abusive Relationship: How to Recognize It and How to Respond
― The Verbally Abusive Relationship: How to Recognize It and How to Respond
“Your husband's abuse of you feels "normal" to him. A goal of a abuser treatment program is to teach a healthier normal for the relationship.”
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
“Learn to say to the abuser in a firm voice, "Stop it." Do not explain yourself, your needs, or what you mean. Simply call a halt to the abuse, and let that be your final word.”
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
“Jesus and Paul knew the Old Testament completely. Their comments about divorce were meant to add to, not replace or change, what was already written in the Old Testament about marriage and divorce.”
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
― A Journey through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom
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