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Hamsa Healing Space We Offer Online Support Groups, Therapy For Individuals, Couples & Families in California, Idaho, Colorado, and Florida, and Online Therapist CE Trainings.

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Divorce can bring up layers of grief, anger, confusion, and even relief. Learning to recognize and validate these emotio...
11/20/2025

Divorce can bring up layers of grief, anger, confusion, and even relief. Learning to recognize and validate these emotions is an important step toward rebuilding stability and self-trust. With time and support, it’s possible to move from simply surviving the experience to creating a more grounded, authentic life.

In my latest blog, I discuss the emotional process of divorce and what it takes to move forward with understanding and self-compassion.

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11/14/2025

Complex loss doesn’t follow a timeline. It reshapes everything—quietly, relentlessly, and without asking for permission. It doesn’t arrive with a single event or a clear ending. Instead, it unfolds in fragments—through hospital visits, changed routines, altered personalities, and the slow erosion of what once felt familiar. You don’t mark it on a calendar. You live inside it.

There’s no countdown, no closure, no clean break. It rewrites relationships, redraws roles, and redefines what presence means. The person may still be here, but the version of them you knew might not be. And that dissonance—between physical presence and emotional absence—is its own kind of ache.

Complex loss doesn’t wait for you to be ready. It moves in, rearranges your days, and asks you to carry emotions that don’t fit into tidy categories. You grieve while caregiving. You mourn while planning. You feel love and resentment in the same breath.
And through it all, the world keeps spinning—as if nothing changed. But for you, everything did.

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Coping with complex loss can feel overwhelming, especially when the grief begins long before the goodbye.My latest blog ...
11/12/2025

Coping with complex loss can feel overwhelming, especially when the grief begins long before the goodbye.

My latest blog explores practical ways to navigate this kind of loss—with honesty, care, and support. Small steps can make a difference in how we heal and find meaning through it all.

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11/11/2025

Partners of addicts have to psychologically unravel from the hope and the years of lies, manipulation, and deceit. The psychological harm of addiction often comes from the patterns of dishonesty and betrayal, not just the using and drinking. Couples therapy focuses on education and developing an understanding of the impact on partners and the necessary steps for transparency.

Grieving complex loss is a difficult and long-term process, but with time, support, and self-compassion, healing is poss...
11/07/2025

Grieving complex loss is a difficult and long-term process, but with time, support, and self-compassion, healing is possible. It’s important to recognize the ongoing emotional journey and take small steps toward acceptance and peace.

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11/06/2025

Infidelity shatters trust, but healing is possible. This video delves into the difficult yet necessary journey of recovery, accountability, and self-reflection after betrayal.

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11/05/2025

Grief after complex loss doesn’t always come with closure.
Sometimes it begins long before goodbye — in the waiting rooms, in the quiet hours, in the slow fading of the person you once knew.

It’s the ache of remembering their voice, their humor, their spark — while learning to care for who they’ve become. It’s mourning the life you shared while still showing up for the one that remains.

There’s no clear line between before and after.
Just an ongoing rhythm of holding on, letting go, and finding your footing again.

Take a moment to breathe. To honor the effort it takes to keep showing up when the shape of love keeps changing. You’ve carried more than most ever will.

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10/28/2025

Compulsive lying in addiction is often misunderstood. It’s easy to see it as a personal betrayal, a deliberate attempt to deceive and manipulate. But to truly address it, we need to look deeper. It’s rarely just a habit; it's a symptom of a deeper crisis and a distorted cry for help.

The addict lies to shield their addiction, to avoid shame, and to maintain a crumbling facade of control. Each lie is a brick in a wall separating them from the people who care most, but it's also a wall that traps them in their isolation. Recognizing this isn't about making excuses—it's about understanding the enemy we're truly fighting: the addiction itself.

Recovery is not a single event, but a series of choices. It's a path built one honest step, one treatment session, and one respected boundary at a time. It's a challenging journey, but it is the only one that leads back to trust, integrity, and genuine connection.

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Compulsive lying can keep people stuck in the cycle of addiction, making it harder to heal and harder for loved ones to ...
10/23/2025

Compulsive lying can keep people stuck in the cycle of addiction, making it harder to heal and harder for loved ones to trust again.

In my latest blog, I share insights on how understanding this pattern can open the door to change, healing, and rebuilding connection.

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10/21/2025

Lying in addiction isn't just a habit—it's a symptom of a deeper wound. It's the desperate language spoken by a psyche governed by fear, consumed by shame, and fighting for its own survival.

Think of each lie not as a simple falsehood, but as a barrier wall. Behind it lies a story the addict doesn't know how to tell—a story of pain they feel is too overwhelming to share, of a self they perceive as too broken to be worthy of honesty. The lie is a patchwork solution, a fragile attempt to contain a chaos they believe will destroy everything if it gets out.

Therefore, understanding the "why" is a critical act of translation. It is not about excusing the behavior, which has real and damaging consequences. It is about forensic compassion—tracing the lie back to its source to expose the raw, unspoken pain that fuels it.

When we stop reacting only to the lie and start responding to the pain behind it, we change the entire dynamic. We stop feeding the cycle of shame and begin creating the possibility of a different language—one built on safety, honesty, and healing. That shift, from judgment to understanding, is the exact point where real change becomes possible.

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Why do addicts often lie—and how does it affect their recovery and relationships?Compulsive lying is more than just dish...
10/16/2025

Why do addicts often lie—and how does it affect their recovery and relationships?
Compulsive lying is more than just dishonesty; it’s a survival tactic that can deepen the cycle of addiction and strain trust with loved ones.

In my latest blog, I explore:
🔹 Why compulsive lying happens in addiction
🔹 The impact on relationships
🔹 Steps toward addressing it with honesty, boundaries, and support

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