7 Present- Day Reasons for Going No-Contact

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Filled to Flourish

Luke + Lauren Smallcomb

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Join partners Lauren + Luke Smallcomb, founders of Flourish Therapy, as they have honest conversations about finding healing + wholeness from the effects of chronic stress and trauma on the brain + body.

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7 Present- Day Reasons for Going No-Contact

Filled to Flourish

1 hour 34 seconds

2 months ago

7 Present- Day Reasons for Going No-Contact

After taking a break, we're starting up a new season of the podcast focusing on dysfunctional family systems and healing. In this episode, we explore in detail 7 PRESENT-day reasons for going no-contact.

❤️‍🩹 Parents’ inability to accept the individuated version of their adult-child

❤️‍🩹 Parents’ refusal to stop upholding rigid roles adult-child have been playing since childhood

❤️‍🩹 Parents’ chronic lack of healthy attunement

❤️‍🩹Chronic use of manipulation, gas-lighting, denial, triangulation, guilt-tripping, blame-shifting, projection by the parent/s

❤️‍🩹Defensive posture vs. a receptive posture of repair

❤️‍🩹 Parents’ chronic lack of interest in the adult-child’s genuine well-being

❤️‍🩹Refusal to get help and become a healthier person and in turn a safer parent

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