Family Scapegoat Abuse (FSA) Education™
Rebecca C Mandeville LMFT CCTPYour free or paid subscription lets me know you support my mission to advocate globally for FSA adult survivors. Paid subscribers have access to private community Chat threads; weekly affirmations; and exclusive content designed to support FSA recovery.
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| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 155 |
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Accessing Community Support on the FSA Education Substack
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FSA Recovery Affirmation: Breaking Free From Harmful Narratives
You are not responsible for fixing what you did not break.
Reclaiming Your Life After FSA: Important Updates
Welcome to the March 2025 Roundup of the Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA) Education Substack—a space dedicated to empowering those who have experienced the profound and often invisible wounds of family scapegoating and its effects.
Interoception, Trauma, and Healing From Family Scapegoating Abuse
Expanding Mind - Body awareness to address interoceptive disruption secondary to FSA and Complex Trauma
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Clinician; Researcher; Author of Rejected, Shamed, and Blamed. I help adult survivors of what I named 'Family Scapegoating Abuse' (FSA) understand what happened to them in their families and offer a community and resources to support recovery.
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