Anger
Books that help people notice the feeling under the flare-up and speak before it takes over the room.
Resources
These links are informational. They are not a substitute for counseling, and they are not a diagnosis.
The Gottman Institute — research-based resources for couples and families. Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) — professional organization for sexual health.
Books that help people notice the feeling under the flare-up and speak before it takes over the room.
Practical reading for low mood, stuck thinking, and the slow work of getting movement back.
Help for thoughts that loop and will not let go — naming them, and practicing a different response.
How partners fight, repair, and find each other again.
Listening so children will talk, and talking so they can hear you.
Tools for worry that will not settle, and for the body that stays on alert.
Serious, private reading for the person who is struggling and for the partner who has been hurt. See also SASH.
Learning to treat yourself as someone whose needs count.
Reading for survivors who want language for what happened and a path toward safety. Go at your own pace. If a page is too much, stop and call for support.