Helping Teens Move Beyond a Victim Mindset
Why Do Teens Fall Into a Victim State?
Teen years are full of emotional ups and downs, and sometimes, when things feel overwhelming or unfair, teens may fall into a victim mindset. This can look like blaming others, feeling powerless, or struggling to take accountability. But why does this happen? Between intense emotions, brain development, and social pressures, teens are still learning how to process challenges in a healthy way.
The good news? With the right guidance, they can develop resilience, emotional regulation, and problem-solving skills. In this post, we’ll explore why teens sometimes feel stuck in a victim role and how to help them shift toward empowerment.
Identifying Self-Sabotage in Relationships: 10 Signs to Watch For
Self-sabotage can quietly undermine even the strongest relationships, but recognizing the signs is the first step toward change. In this post, we’ll explore 10 common self-sabotaging behaviors, from pushing people away to avoiding tough conversations, and offer practical ways to overcome these patterns for a healthier, more fulfilling connection.