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Your Nervous System Isn’t Broken: Discover Safety Cues to Regulate your Body During Scary, Uncertain Times
If your body has felt tense, on edge, or unable to relax lately, you’re not broken. This post explores safety cues—how the nervous system decides when it’s safe to let go—and practical ways to feel steadier during uncertain times.

Danielle Roxborough
Jan 307 min read


The Psychology Behind Lion Pride Dynamics™: Gottman Research Meets Family Systems
Modern families are unknowingly living out Lion Pride Dynamics™—a pattern where emotional labor imbalance, paternal withdrawal, and maternal burnout strain marriages and parenting. Often called Male Lion Syndrome™, this systemic dynamic mirrors the hierarchy of a lion pride and explains growing resentment, intimacy loss, and child behavioral impacts. This article explores why it happens and how couples can heal using Gottman-based, trauma-informed therapy.

Danielle Roxborough
Jan 1217 min read


The Fear That Shapes Love: How Abandonment Wounds Create Anxious and Avoidant Attachment
Humans are born neurologically unfinished. We depend on caregivers not just for food and shelter, but for emotional regulation itself. Before language, before logic, before memory as we know it, the nervous system is learning one essential lesson: Am I safe in connection?

Danielle Roxborough
Jan 55 min read


Severance Season 2 and the Parts Within: A Trauma-Informed Look at the Inner Split
Apple TV’s Severance is a haunting metaphor for trauma, dissociation, and emotional repression. Learn how Internal Family Systems and attachment theory offer a path toward integration, healing — and connection.

Danielle Roxborough
Jun 9, 20255 min read
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