But with motivation and intention, you can break the cycle and not carry on that legacy. Carla Shuman, Ph.D., is the owner and director of Mindful Solutions, LLC in Arlington, Virginia ...

My now-adult son does not know the extent of the abuse in my marriage because I hid it. Regardless, he is three times more likely to become an abuser himself simply because he grew up in an ...

They have devoted their lives to breaking the cycle of abuse and ensuring that every child ... their skill is matched only by their passion. There’s a quote on the wall of Eagles’ Haven ...

Whether uplifting and ethical or toxic and abusive, leaders profoundly shape our lives. And this is especially true on the ...

unable to break away. This emotional attachment, known as a trauma bond, develops out of a repeated cycle of abuse, devaluation, and positive reinforcement. It’s only natural to develop a bond ...

A Review of Legacy: a Black Physician Reckons With Racism in Medicine by Dr. Uché Blackstock Ethnic and racial disparities in ...

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In an interview with Mission Local, Rafael Mandelman reflected on being the president of the Board of Supervisors and his ...

The cycle of abuse is a well-known theory that has helped many people realize they are in abusive relationships and take steps to break free. It explains how abuse can repeat in a predictable pattern, ...

Statistics reveal that many young people drop out early from school, and many get trapped in cycles of poverty, substance abuse and behavioral disorders with limited opportunities to break free.