✨ Chemistry Between Two People: How You Know When It’s Right View • 🍞 Not Settling for Breadcrumbs When You Want More View • 🌿 Why It’s Good to Be On Your Own Until You Know What You Really Want View • 🧠 Why This Question Hurts So Much View • 🕳️ The Question That Haunts You: How Many More Affairs… Read More 2025 – June
There is a question people often ask quietly, sometimes after years of pain, confusion, or witnessing behaviour they could never quite make sense of. What happens in the end when someone spends a lifetime cheating, lying, or abusing others? It is not an easy question, and it is rarely asked from a place of curiosity… Read More When a Life Is Built on Lies, Control, or Abuse — What Eventually Happens?
It can be striking — and sometimes unsettling — to notice how many people present a version of life that appears polished, organised, and “together” on the outside, while very different realities may exist underneath. Families that look harmonious. Homes that appear calm and well-ordered. Lives that seem stable, successful, or even effortless from a… Read More The Illusion of “Perfect” Lives: What We Don’t See Beneath the Surface
There are moments in life when decisions feel urgent. When emotions are high, relationships feel uncertain, or fear begins to whisper that something must be done now. In those moments, we often believe we are thinking clearly — but in reality, we are usually reacting rather than choosing. A decision made in emotional turbulence is rarely… Read More Let Your Decisions Come From a Place of Peace
One of the most remarkable discoveries in neuroscience is that the brain and body are designed to recover. Years of stress can change cortisol rhythms, but those changes are not necessarily permanent. Through neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to reorganise itself—the nervous system can gradually move from survival back to regulation. What is cortisol? Cortisol is often called… Read More Cortisol and Recovery: How the Body Learns Safety Again
You can pray every day and still be cruel. You can sit in the front row of every place of worship and still make someone cry when you get home. You can donate thousands to charity and still withhold kindness from the people who need it most. You can speak beautifully about truth, honesty and… Read More The Kindness That Nobody Sees
“The people who shout ‘Tell me the truth!’ the loudest are sometimes the ones hiding the most.” Psychology and neuroscience suggest several reasons why this can happen, although it is not true of everyone. Some people genuinely value honesty, while others use demands for honesty as a way to control or deflect attention. Behaviour Possible Psychology… Read More There is an old saying:
430 views in 24 hours on Facebook alone is a sign that the subject resonated with people, but it doesn’t necessarily mean everyone viewing it has experienced abuse themselves. There are several psychological and social reasons why posts like this attract attention. Looking at the image, it appears to be a handwritten letter beginning: “I… Read More 430 Views in 24 hours
BBC Documentaries today announces three brand new powerful documentaries from Stacey Dooley for BBC Three and iPlayer, each looking at timely issues facing the UK today. In Death in the Barracks, Stacey explores the events leading up to Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck’s tragic death at her barracks at Larkhill Camp in Wiltshire. Fallen Women… Read More Death in the Barracks, Fallen Women and Down the K-Hole
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Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 