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When the Past Enters the Bedroom: How Trauma and Anxiety Shape Intimacy in Relationships
By Sabrina Golchin, Registered Psychotherapist We tend to think of intimacy as something natural. Something that “just happens” when you’re with the right person. And for many couples, there are moments when this feels true—when closeness flows, touch feels safe, and connection is effortless. But for countless others, intimacy is where everything starts to unravel. They love each other. They try. They talk. But something still feels off. The body tenses. Emotions shut down. C
Sabrina Golchin
Sep 194 min read


The Emotional Hunger We Mistook for Love - When a Narcissistic Parent Made Us Starve for Connection
Part 2 in Narcissistic Parent Series The Kind of Hunger You Can’t Feed with Food There’s a kind of hunger that doesn’t live in the...
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Jun 1, 20254 min read
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