Help A Friend In A Difficult Relationship

It’s time you remove their rose-tinted glasses

“The Sooner You Quit Something That Stinks, The Sooner You Find Something That Doesn’t.”
– Lillian, The ‘Unbreakable’ Kimmy Schmidt

If you think your friend is a relationship where they are being abused emotionally or physically – either with their partner, parents, colleagues or anyone else they are in constant interaction with. In such cases, they may not be actively sharing what is affecting them as they may be threatened by the other person or even led to a point where they are questioning their own sanity (gaslighting).

Your friend may also be dealing with a bitter break up or divorce that is affecting them more than they acknowledge. These situations can create a lot of fear, confusion, mood swings, various aches or even nightmares in the person. This may lead to them developing depression, low self esteem or even having suicidal tendencies later in life.

To avoid such circumstances, therapy would help them share their struggles in an open, non-judgemental atmosphere and help regain control over these parts of their life. This Friendship Day, help your friend be the sculptor of their own destiny.

We here at HeartItOut have professionals who know how to provide help according to your friend’s needs. We may be able to help your friend express and process the trauma and rebuild the confidence and self- esteem that is lost due to the relationship.

Testimonials

Heart It Out helped me get out of an abusive relationship with my boyfriend. My therapist was constantly there to support me and help me address my feelings. I cannot thank Heart It Out enough for all their support

I was in an unhappy relationship. My boyfriend was controlling and manipulative but I was blinded by love. Thanks to my friend who suggested therapy to me and thanks to Heart It Out for helping me come out of the abusive relationship

I never thought therapy could give so much comfort. I was in extreme pain after my breakup and saw no reason to live honestly. A friend suggested Heart It Out for therapy. Can't believe I'm still alive and functioning. Thank you Heart It Out.