FSA Education February Roundup
Important announcements, links and posts of interest, and recent developments impacting adult survivors of Family Scapegoating Abuse
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A Rare Request
My Substack is crawling and inching its way toward another subscriber milestone. Why crawling and inching? Here’s my thoughts on that:
Most FSA survivors are concerned about abusive family members seeing their comments or shares online, whether here on Substack or on Social Media in general. They therefore hesitate to comment on my posts or restack or share my posts and articles, limiting my reach and growth.
Most FSA survivors hesitate to share their painful family experiences or identify as scapegoat abuse survivors for reasons I mention in my last article, The Struggle to Share (linked below), which includes the experience of traumatic invalidation:
My attitude with my Substack is “build it and they will come.’ I’m the leading world expert on FSA (I coined the term Family Scapegoating Abuse via my original Family Systems research y…