How To Help Your Daughter Avoid Teenage Abuse – Lucy’s Take

Betrayal Trauma Recovery - BTR.ORG

Anne Blythe, M.Ed.

Education, Sexuality, Relationships, Mental Health, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Teens can be victims of emotional abuse. Here's how to help your daughter avoid abusive relationships.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Betrayal Trauma Recovery, BTR.org. I'm Anne. I'm sure you remember what it was like when you were
0:06.5	searching for help, maybe for your husband, hoping to find the right program or therapist. That's why I started
0:12.4	podcasting. I supported my husband through seven years of pornography addiction recovery and not one
0:18.5	therapist during that time told me I was experiencing emotional
0:22.4	and psychological abuse and sexual coercion. I didn't want any other woman on the planet to be in
0:28.8	the dark. If you're like the majority of my listeners, you're experiencing the type of abuse
0:33.3	that's invisible and difficult to wrap your head around. Your husband is using porn or having
0:37.7	affairs or lying to you, and you're getting the same bad advice about how to improve communication
0:42.8	or your relationship. If you need support from women who totally understand, check out our daily
0:48.4	group session schedule at BTR.org slash group. We'd love to see you in a session today. One simple, anonymous way to help spread the word
0:56.7	is to click, follow, or subscribe to the Betrayal Trauma Recovery podcast on your favorite podcasting
1:02.1	app. While you're there, every five-star rating helps make this podcast more visible and will
1:07.4	help save other women from getting the wrong kind of help, like a couple
1:10.9	program that will make this type of abuse worse. For those of you who follow or subscribe to this
1:16.1	podcast, thank you so much. Your support means so much to me. I have Lucy on today's episode.
1:23.5	She is a TikToker. We are also on TikTok. You can find Lucy at Guru Lulu on TikTok. She is 19 years old.
1:34.3	So Lucy's mom is really interested in betrayal trauma stuff and has been talking to her about this.
1:40.4	And because Lucy is 19 and dating, she's been thinking about this in relation to her mother.
1:45.9	And so I thought it might be fun to have a fellow TikToker on. Again, she's at Guru Lulu and we are on
1:52.5	TikTok at BTR.org. So you can find us there. We don't often have 19 year old women on the podcast, so I'm happy to have her here.
2:03.5	But we do have a lot of women who are in relationships that are emotionally and psychologically
2:09.5	abusive, and they are concerned about their kids.
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