On the strange, isolating loneliness of being the most psychologically aware person in your family of origin. A clinical guide for women who keep being told they're "the difficult one" — and who are beginning to suspect they're actually the well one.
Inside: the clinical reason healthy people are often labeled difficult by unhealthy systems, the specific patterns of family scapegoating that target the most aware member, and a framework for staying in relationship with people who refuse to do their own work without losing yourself in the process.
Written for the woman who keeps being asked to come back to a center that isn’t healthy.
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