Category: Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA)
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“Invisible Scars”: Recognizing Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA) During National Child Abuse Prevention Month
For over two decades, my work has focused on defining and documenting the insidious phenomenon I named ‘Family Scapegoating Abuse’ (FSA)—a systemic process where a child is drafted into the role of the “Identified Patient,” “Black Sheep,” or “Problem Child” to “ground” the unprocessed trauma and anxiety running on the energetic family “grid.”
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The Evolution of the FSA Clinical Framework
By Rebecca C. MandevilleFounder, FSA Education & Research To the legacy subscribers of this list: My clinical focus and the architecture of my Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA)™ recovery models, including the upcoming Scapegoat Exit Online Masterclass™, will soon be moving to a secure, dedicated platform. I recently published a foundational clinical piece: Systemic Exoneration and…
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The Scapegoat Solution™ Online Masterclass Waiting List
Through my Kintsugi Method for FSA Recovery™, I focus on the “Golden Repair” of the shattered identity—reconstructing the vessel so it can finally contain the light of your “Inviolate” (or “True”) Self. This is the realization of a Core Constancy within an identity structure that the family system can no longer reach or influence.
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Dirty Secrets: The Hidden Truth of Mobbing and Betrayal Trauma in Families That Scapegoat
In the labyrinth of family dynamics lies a dark underbelly often veiled by the facade of harmony and love. Betrayal Trauma, Family Mobbing, and Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA) are three interwoven phenomena that thrive in the shadows of familial relationships, leaving deep scars on the psyche of those ensnared within their grasp…
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FSA and Family Mobbing: Dynamics, Impact, and Coping Strategies
Family, typically regarded as a sanctuary of love and support, can sometimes harbor complex dynamics that lead to unexpected forms of conflict and distress, as well as covert or overt forms of individual and/or systemic abuse. One such phenomenon that qualifies as systemic abuse is family mobbing, a term often associated with workplace bullying but…