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In this episode, I sit down with psychologist Don Dutton to explore the deeper psychological patterns behind abuse—beyond the stereotypes.
We discuss why a “one-size-fits-all” approach to abusers doesn’t work, how psychological abuse operates quietly yet leaves lasting damage, and why many high-functioning individuals still find themselves questioning their worth.
We also dive into why people stay, the unexpected emptiness after leaving, and why healthy relationships can feel unfamiliar—or even uncomfortable—after long-term emotional harm.
This conversation is about awareness, patterns, and rebuilding your sense of self.
By 7hces7j7hmxznoiu1ynsx9wwxIn this episode, I sit down with psychologist Don Dutton to explore the deeper psychological patterns behind abuse—beyond the stereotypes.
We discuss why a “one-size-fits-all” approach to abusers doesn’t work, how psychological abuse operates quietly yet leaves lasting damage, and why many high-functioning individuals still find themselves questioning their worth.
We also dive into why people stay, the unexpected emptiness after leaving, and why healthy relationships can feel unfamiliar—or even uncomfortable—after long-term emotional harm.
This conversation is about awareness, patterns, and rebuilding your sense of self.