Common signs that someone is stuck in a trauma bond include: Dependency on the abuser. Defensiveness, or making excuses to others for an abuser. Rationalizing or justifying an abuser\'s behaviors.

When someone stays in a relationship even though it cycles between supportive and abusive, it’s a trauma bond. Learn the signs of a trauma bond relationship, why it happens, and how to get out.

Most people think trauma bonds develop from shared difficult experiences or mutual support during tough times. However, mental health professionals warn that these emotional connections often mask ...

If this sounds familiar, you may be under the influence of a trauma bond, and these three signs may help you recognize it. Sign 1: Intense Drama.

Recognizing the signs of a trauma bond is essential to break free and to move on with your life. Dr. Chandni Tugnait is M.D. (Alternative Medicines), Psychotherapist, Life Coach, ...

Relationships are supposed to feel like a safe haven, but sometimes, they do the exact opposite. A trauma bond disguises itself as love but is built on manipulation, control, and a cycle of highs ...

Trauma bond signs are often subtle and deeply ingrained, Lacy says. While trauma bonds can look different among romantic ...

We explain trauma bonds and how to recognise the signs of being in one, for yourself or a loved one. The term trauma bond was coined by US addiction therapy specialist, Dr Patrick Carnes in 1997.

Trauma bond signs are often subtle and deeply ingrained, Lacy says. While trauma bonds can look different among romantic partners and other relationships, overall themes and signs will appear.

Read on to discover more about trauma bonds, including how they start, signs of trauma bonding, how to break trauma bonding, and how to seek community support in order to leave a trauma bond.