Jeanne PrinzivalliPeople often think that abuse is about physical harm, having bruises, injuries, broken objects, or visible signs, because they leave evidence that something harmful has happened, but emotional abuse rarely works that way.
Jeanne PrinzivalliHave you ever found yourself constantly thinking about someone, replaying conversations, searching for signs they feel the same, and feeling emotionally pulled by even small interactions?
Jeanne PrinzivalliEver found yourself in a situation where a simple misunderstanding turned into a full-blown conflict? This might actually happen often. Conflict, after all, is a normal part of human interaction.
Jeanne PrinzivalliUnderstanding why we react the way we do in relationships, at work, or even toward ourselves often begins with exploring attachment patterns. These early patterns, formed in childhood, shape how we perceive safety, trust, and connection throughout our lives.