Allison K. Dagney
Allison K. Dagney
Are You Self Gaslighting? Strategies to Stop Doubting Your Reality
Are You Self Gaslighting? Strategies to Stop Doubting Your Reality
Are You Self Gaslighting? Strategies to Stop Doubting Your Reality
Tuesday 14th November 2023
Join Allison K. Dagney as she tackles self-gaslighting, offering tools to recognize and overcome self-doubt in emotional abuse recovery.
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Allison K. Dagney
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Gaslighting is not just about being lied to; it's about having your reality doubted, leading to self-doubt and reliance on the abuser's authority.
- Recognizing and addressing self-gaslighting is crucial for moving forward in the healing journey.
- Strategies to combat self-gaslighting include being compassionate, challenging negative self-talk, seeking support, journaling, and revalidating experiences.
- Understanding the psychological impact of gaslighting and the role of the subconscious mind in perpetuating self-doubt is essential.
- By addressing self-gaslighting, listeners can navigate their healing journey and move forward with confidence.
It's important to recognize the reality of the situation so that you're not downplaying the experience because if you downplay the experience, you're more likely to end up in that same kind of situation again.
Ever catch yourself thinking, 'Maybe it wasn't that bad'? You're not alone. In this episode of 'The Emotional Abuse Recovery Podcast', host Allison K. Dagney dives deep into the tricky world of self-gaslighting. This isn't just about someone else making you doubt your reality—sometimes, we do it to ourselves. Allison shares her own experiences with emotional abuse and offers practical tools to help you recognize and stop self-gaslighting.
She talks about the damaging effects of invalidating your own experiences and provides actionable steps like challenging negative self-talk, seeking support, and journaling. If you're looking to rebuild your confidence and reclaim your truth, this episode is a must-listen.