1. •Does your parents love make you feel weak rather than strong?
   

2. •Do your parents only praise you for behavior that serves their needs and not your own? 
   

3. •Does keeping your parents happy involve doing things for them that make you feel uncomfortable and sometimes even used ?
   

4. •Do your parents complain to you about other members of your family and sometimes expect you to take sides?
   

5. •Do your parents interfere with your authority with your own kids? 

Abusive behavior patterns are passed down from generation to generation. Symptoms can include anger, frustration, mental confusion or depression, promiscuity, multiple failed relationships, addictions and a poor sense of identity.

Parental abuse is not always physical or sexual. If you grew up feeling you had to take care of an unhappy parents emotional needs (and try and keep them happy) this is a very debilitating form of emotional abuse.

Child abuse includes thing that happened that shouldn’t have and other things that should have happened but did not. 

Where counseling and psychiatry can help with dealing with past trauma, our material will help you learn the healthy relationship skills that maybe you missed. If you don’t break the chain and change the unhealthy behavior patterns you learned in your family who will this responsibility be left to? You kids?

Abusive Parents

What is Relationship Abuse?

What are the Signs That I May Have Been Emotionally Abused?

What Can I do if I am the Victim of an Abusive Parent?

"Kids in Narcissistic / Codependent marriages will very often become the scape goats for their parents bad behavior. "

(+3 Things You do Everyday that Only Make the Fighting Worse)

Are You Causing the Fights?

3 Questions to Know it’s Not You ...

You may never be able to make your unhappy parent happy, but we will teach you skills to keep your life on track and not let them drain the happiness from your life too.