Tag: fawning

• Afraid to Set Boundaries? Why People-Pleasing Is Costing You More Than You Think

  

  Afraid to set boundaries? Discover how people-pleasing and self-silencing are trauma responses—and how healing through IFS therapy can help you reclaim your voice, set healthy limits, and live more authentically.

  Forest Benedict, LMFT

  April 18, 2025

  Anxiety, Change, Codependency, Connection, IFS, partners, Recovery, Religious trauma, self-compassion, Self-Connection, Shame, trauma

  codependency, fawning, healing, IFS, mental health, people-pleasing, recovery, Religious trauma, self-compassion, self-connection, trauma

• The Trauma of Trump: How Fawning Fuels Political Submission

  

  Explore how the trauma response of fawning manifests in today’s political landscape under Trump. Learn how fear, appeasement, and submission shape political loyalty and what it means for democracy. Read more on the psychology behind political fawning.

  Forest Benedict, LMFT

  February 28, 2025

  Anxiety, Politics, Religious trauma, trauma

  fawning, mental health, political anxiety, politics, Religious trauma, trauma