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For Partners

Men Want Peace, Incest Survivors Need Safety

Incest survivors need to feel safe in their relationship before there can ever be peace.

Safety Needs: Why Incest Survivors Require More to Feel Secure in Love

For incest survivors, safety goes far beyond the basics. This article is written for those who love survivors and want to understand why we sometimes ask for things that seem…

Boundaries, Autonomy & Healthy Interdependence

Healthy boundaries transform a trauma-affected relationship from a cycle of over-functioning and collapse into a balanced, mutual, sustainable partnership.

Communication, Conflict & Emotional Connection

Emotional connection with an incest survivor blossoms when communication becomes a place of safety instead of a battlefield of misunderstood triggers.

Navigating Intimacy, Sexuality & the Survivor’s Relationship with Their Body

Intimacy with an incest survivor becomes healing, not retraumatizing, when partners learn to replace pressure with presence and assumption with attunement.

The Healing Partnership: A Framework for Navigating Relationships with Dual Childhood Trauma

Dec 8

Romantic relationships, when approached with intentionality and a structured framework, can become the primary vehicle for mutual healing.

Partner Traits That Can Retraumatize Incest Survivors

Certain emotional, sexual, and relational behaviors in romantic partners can retraumatize incest survivors by mirroring the dynamics of their original abuse.

An Ideal Partner for an Incest Survivor

The essential qualities of a romantic partner who supports healing from incest trauma.

Understanding Incest Trauma & Its Invisible Impact on Relationships

Understanding your partner’s trauma responses isn’t about walking on eggshells, it’s about finally seeing the wounds they’ve carried alone for far too long.