
This newsletter addresses estrangement - That deafening space between loved ones who are still alive - Evoking feelings unlike any others - I know, because my two daughters are no longer speaking to me - We're in this dark abyss together.
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Part 1 showed what happens in the brain when estrangement creates an unresolvable attachment loop.
Part 2 showed how the body adapts to that loop - shifting into long‑term stress physiology that keeps the system on alert.
Part 3 showed wh...
Part 1 showed what happens in the brain when estrangement creates an unresolvable attachment loop.
Part 2 showed how the body adapts to that loop - shifting into long‑term stress physiology that keeps the system on alert.
Part 3 discusses...
Part 1 explained why estrangement hurts the brain.
Part 2 explains what happens next. How the body responds when the brain can’t resolve the loss.
Estrangement doesn’t just hurt emotionally; it activates your body’s stress response and se...
Estrangement doesn’t just hurt emotionally; it disrupts the neural systems your brain relies on to keep you connected.
Your brain reacting to love interrupted.
When a daughter or son becomes unavailable, your brain doesn’t know that the r...
The Dual Process Model (DPM), developed by Margaret Stroebe and Henk Schut, wasn’t originally designed for estrangement. Their 1999 paper, The Dual Process Model of Coping with Bereavement: Rationale and Description1, offered a new way to u...
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I'm a mother whose daughters went no-contact over political, moral, values, and ethical differences. That's why I decided to write about divides in families - understanding, growth, support, hope, and healing. You’re not alone.
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