Successful, Well Adjusted…and Still Alone After CDV?

Successful, Well Adjusted…and Still Alone After CDV?

By Brian F. Martin, Author of INVINCIBLESometimes the loneliest people are the ones you would never suspect are lonely. How could someone surrounded by friends, active in social activities and successful in professional pursuits be disconnected from others or feel...

A Mentor’s Advice: Ditch Your Labels

A Mentor’s Advice: Ditch Your Labels

By Denise RestauriMeg Columbia-Walsh, CDV survivor, tells Forbes why she doesn't like labels, even those that denote success, like entrepreneur or CEO. Walsh believes that these labels are just a burden, a drag on one's self-esteem, and that they don't accurately...

Did You Experience CDV and Grow Up Feeling Self-Conscious?

Did You Experience CDV and Grow Up Feeling Self-Conscious?

By Brian F. Martin, Author of INVINCIBLE Have you ever wondered why so many people who experienced adversity in childhood inevitably grow up feeling ugly, self-conscious and insecure? Here we explore how experiencing adversity in childhood can affect your self-esteem,...

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