Why Is It So Hard to Make Friends as an Adult?
You're good with people. Really good, actually. You meet someone new and by the end of the conversation, they already like you. And somehow, months later, that person is still just someone you know instead of someone you'd call. Jessica Brooks, EMDR Trauma Therapist in Cape Coral, explains why hyper-independent women are great at meeting people and terrible at letting a new friendship actually become one.
Why People Pleasing Isn't Kindness and What It's Actually Doing to Hyper-Independent Women
You’ve been calling it kindness. But really it's an attempt to manage other people's emotions to stay safe so you don't have to feel the threat of their disapproval, anger, or rejection. EMDR Trauma Therapist in Cape Coral, Jessica Brooks, breaks down why hyper-independent women people-please, what it’s actually costing them, and how to stop shrinking to fit everyone else’s comfort zone.
The Cost of Always Being the Strong One (And Who You Are Without That Role)
You’ve been the strong one for so long that you don’t even know who you are without that role. That’s not strength. That’s a trauma response with great PR. EMDR Trauma Therapist in Cape Coral, Jessica Brooks, helps hyper-independent women figure out who they actually are underneath all that armor, and why it’s safe to finally find out.