by Saima | Feb 9, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
It’s not easy to admit this,but there was a time in my life when I was stuck in a never-ending nightmare. My previous relationship was a rollercoaster of intensity.The highs of passion and the lows of volatility were way too close to each other.We loved hard, and we...
by Saima | Feb 8, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
What if everything we do to fix relationships doesn't work…because we're solving the wrong problem? Think about it: The books. The workshops. The couples therapy. The communication techniques. They all promise answers. But something's still missing. Despite the...
by Saima | Feb 7, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
Every broken heart tells two stories. The one we see on the surface– the arguments, the distance, the painful endings. But there’s a deeper story underneath… the one our pain is desperately trying to tell us. And something amazing happens when we listen... First, see...
by Saima | Feb 6, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
The most dangerous lie in relationships:That we're fighting about what we're fighting about. Simply put: it’s never about what it’s about. The disagreement, the argument,the snapping and defensiveness…It’s just the tip of the iceberg. What’s really happening is...
by Saima | Feb 5, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
The same relationship story plays out millions of times every day. Two people meet. The connection feels magical. Then slowly, old patterns start creeping in… Conflict.Disconnection.Disappointment. Time after time, until doubt takes root. Is it them?Is it because we...
by Saima | Feb 2, 2025 | Anxiety, Blog, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Overcome Depression |
In my last blog post I talked about the myth of fairy tale romances… Here’s another reason they’re so dangerous. From an early age, we're told stories about finding 'the one.' The perfect person who finally makes everything better. Someone who “gets” us in ways no one...
