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Endoscopic view of a uterus showing two fibroids labeled as Fibroid #1 and Fibroid #2, with the lower part of the uterus visible. A surgical instrument is present near Fibroid #1.

Something I’ve talked to a lot of my midlife clients about is the guilt that they feel when they start to reevaluate what success has meant and means to them. I hear them questioning why they don’t care about the things that they used to.

When people hear the phrase coercive control, they often think of intimate partner violence. But coercive control can also exist within systems, institutions, and communities that use fear, shame, and power to shape behavior.

For many people, purity

We often imagine that the moment we start making our own decisions, we’ll feel confident and free. But for many people recovering from high-control environments, the opposite is true. Having a choice can feel deeply unsettling because autonomy

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