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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


13 Signs You Have a High-Quality Therapist
A trauma-informed therapist explains the 13 signs of a high-quality therapist, what excellent therapy looks like, and how the therapeutic relationship rewires the brain for healing.

Danielle Roxborough
Dec 8, 20255 min read


When Addiction Becomes Limerence: A Trauma-Informed Couples Therapist on Lily Allen’s West End Girl
From the perspective of a trauma-informed couples therapist, Lily Allen’s West End Girl reveals how addiction, codependency, and attachment trauma intertwine in relationships — and how healing anxious and avoidant patterns is possible through deep attachment repair, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, and Internal Family Systems (IFS).

Danielle Roxborough
Nov 9, 20257 min read


K-Pop Demon Hunters: How a Viral Netflix Hit Became a Modern Allegory for Healing Trauma and Shame
Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters isn’t just a fantasy about idols and demons—it’s a viral allegory for mental health, trauma healing, and shame recovery. Through Rumi’s hidden “patterns” and Jinu’s struggle between grandiosity and guilt, the film mirrors real-world psychology: how avoidance feeds anxiety, how connection transforms pain, and how music becomes medicine for the nervous system. Drawing on current research in depression, anxiety, and men’s mental health, LMFT Daniell

Danielle Roxborough
Oct 14, 20257 min read
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