[header] How to deal with emotionally abusive parents [title] Share your experiences with friends and loved ones. [step] It can be comforting to have someone to lean on during an abusive situation. Confide in your loved one and ask them for support.
[header] How to deal with emotionally abusive parents [title] Share your experiences with friends and loved ones. [step] It can be comforting to have someone to lean on during an abusive situation. Confide in your loved one and ask them for support.
They may offer positive words, validate your feelings or have advice for you. [substeps] For instance, you might say, " i know this may come as a shock to you, but my home life is pretty bad. Having close, supportive family is important for a person's mental and emotional wellbeing. [substeps] Find a therapist or a family member who specializes in positive communication. [substeps] Consider scheduling a weekly meeting with a trusted friend or family member to discuss your issues and how you're feeling. Feel free to talk more about your abusive parents and give advice. Having someone to look over your shoulder can really help you to deal with the damage. [substeps] Just tell your loved one what you think about the situation.