Compulsive Behaviour
Compulsive Lying
When lying becomes automatic and beyond your control.
Understanding compulsive lying
Compulsive lying is a pattern of habitual, often unnecessary dishonesty that damages trust and relationships. It frequently protects against shame, fear, or a fragile sense of self, and is treatable with compassionate support.
Signs to look for
- Lying automatically, even about small things
- Difficulty stopping despite consequences
- Eroded trust in relationships
- Shame and isolation from the pattern
- Losing track of what was said
How we help
- Non-judgemental exploration of the pattern
- Understanding the fear beneath the lies
- Rebuilding self-worth and honesty
- Repairing trust in relationships
- Addressing underlying anxiety or trauma
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