We’re taught that doctors have all the answers. We’re warned about the dangers of self-diagnosis, told to be sceptical of anything that isn’t backed by science, and led to believe that health professionals know what’s …
Five surprising things doctors don’t know about daydreaming Read More »
In Extreme Imagination, I describe four things I did to heal from maladaptive daydreaming: releasing shame, healing the underlying trauma, making real life worth coming back to, and learning how to reduce my daydreaming. But …
Not being authentic can lead to maladaptive daydreaming Read More »
Following on from last week’s post about the six things you need to know if your partner is an immersive daydreamer, I’m now going to look at what you can do if your partner’s daydreaming …
How to support your partner with maladaptive daydreaming Read More »
I had been married to my husband for over 20 years before I told him I’m a daydreamer. His first reaction was curiosity. What I was describing was so far from anything he’s ever experienced …
When your partner daydreams: six things you need to know Read More »
If you secretly love being a maladaptive daydreamer, you can’t fully commit to healing. To overcome maladaptive daydreaming, you have to be 100% committed to the process. And that means you have to understand and …
Ten reasons you secretly love your maladaptive daydreaming Read More »
