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Why You Keep Saying Yes When You Mean No: The People-Pleasing Pattern a Minneapolis Therapist Sees Every Day
I work with a lot of adult children of dysfunctional or alcoholic families. And one of the most common things I see is this: they grew up in a system where their own needs were too much, too risky, or simply not safe to express.

Sherri M. Herman
Feb 234 min read
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How To Help Others Without Losing Yourself: A Guide for People-Pleasers
...when life feels overwhelming (community crisis, work stress, relationship conflicts, or just the general weight of being responsible for everyone's emotions), your people-pleasing patterns can actually work against you.
Because when your nervous system is dysregulated, you can't access your prefrontal cortex. That's the part of your brain behind your forehead that helps you think clearly, make good decisions, and act according to your values.

Sherri M. Herman
Jan 277 min read
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