Cameron Cready-Pyle Cameron Cready-Pyle

The Eldest Daughter Role: When You're Raised to Be the Caregiver Instead of the Child

Being the eldest daughter often means becoming the caregiver long before you're ready—especially in families marked by trauma or instability. This early role can teach you to suppress your own needs, over-function, and tie your worth to how much you do for others. In adulthood, this can look like burnout, perfectionism, or never feeling like it’s safe to rest—because if you don’t do it, who will?

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Cameron Cready-Pyle Cameron Cready-Pyle

When “I’m Sorry” Never Came: How Unapologetic Parenting Impacts Us as Adults

If you grew up with a parent who never apologized, it may be affecting the way you handle conflict, offer repair, or connect in your adult relationships. Without a model for accountability, you might find yourself either avoiding conflict or over-apologizing to keep the peace. The good news is, with support and awareness, it’s possible to break these patterns and create healthier, more secure connections.

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Cameron Cready-Pyle Cameron Cready-Pyle

Why Past Sexual Trauma Can Impact Present Relationships — And What You Can Do About It

Even the most self-aware, high-achieving women can find themselves stuck in painful relationship patterns rooted in past sexual trauma. These trauma responses—like emotional walls, people-pleasing, or fear of vulnerability—are survival strategies, not character flaws. EMDR intensives offer a focused, transformative way to heal the past and build a foundation for truly healthy connection.

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